

Rachel Sussman takes pictures of the oldest living things on earth. On the third picture you see some green leaves sticking out from the ground. Those green leaves are over 13.000 years old… Respect to the f*ckers!
Find more pictures and ages here.
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Photos taken from the ongoing The Dark Lens series, made by Cédric Delsaux. Quite a cool thought: some Jawas messing around with metal debris in a garage box next to yours.
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Great set of old school BMX polaroids. Shot when life was still good and time didn’t seem to exist.
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Word! Have a great weekend altogether.



Beautiful reshaped pictures by Anatoly Zenkov.
American Apparel has concluded its search for the best bottom in the world…
(Thank you very much Wout!)

Done by Baptiste de Bombourg. Baptiste de Boumbourg? Yes, Baptiste de Boumbourg. Oh my god… ever heard such a cool name? Me neither.
(Found on Today and Tomorrow)




That was my reaction when I saw these stunning pictures by Boris Mikhailov about Russian poverty and social disintegration. I really think this is how Hell must look like. It’s just not from this world… More about the photographer and his photos you can find in the Saatchi Gallery.
(Found on Velvet Pony)
I bought 2 posters for my poster collection this weekend in Stockholm. The first is an image of Cornelis Vreeswijk, a fantastic dutch singer turned Swedish (Listen to Veronica in Dutch or Veronica in Swedish). Vreeswijk is as popular to the Swedes as Sven Kramer is to the Dutch. And since I’m married to a Svensk tjej and Sweden is my second home country after Holland, I feel we have at least some things in common!
The other one I bought at Moderna Museet. It’s an affiche for a Warhol exhibition there long time ago, saying: “I never read, I just look at pictures”. Which definately puts a smile on the face of an ADD‘er like me.
Go get them gramps! I’m off to Stockholm! Bye, x!


Funny thing: when my brother was like 11, I once asked him to draw a fart. The second sculpture strongly reminds me of that drawing. More sculptures of Hiroyuki Hamada you find here.
(Found on But Does it Float)


Beautiful images of popcorn shaped clouds by April Cakes.
(Found on Today and Tomorrow)


Matt Stuart knows what it is to be at the right spot at the right time. Wonder how long he wanders the streets to get one of the above pictures. A day? A month? He has an exhibition at the KK Outlet (Kessels Kramer in London).
(Found at Creative Review)

Hubble has detected a mysterious spaceship-shaped object, traveling at 11.000 mph. It’s the first time NASA sees such an x-shape moving through our skies. They make a lot of speculations about colliding comets and so on, but the weird thing is that its nucleus is outside the dust halo which really not from this world.
(Found on NOTCOT)






Clowns. Despite good intentions I will never trust them fully. But good photography though by Kyoko Hamada.
(Found on Boooooooom!)