jtotheizzoe: via taylornikkole: 61 photos of the December 21st 2010 Lunar eclipse, taken in 2 minutes intervals. [source/single image] I’ve seen a lot of photos of the moon, and this is one of the most interesting presentations I’ve seen.
July 2013
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dickensnyc: This vast ceiling installation is a composition of densely hung strands that anchor thousands of figures clad in colors resembling a Doppler reading stacked atop one another,” said Do Ho Suh, adding that the artwork is a “physical realization of existence, suggesting strength in the presence of numerous individuals. The work is an attempt
Love this photo by Joseph Crachiola. His thoughts: I shot this photograph forty years ago in Mt. Clemens, Michigan – July 31, 1973 – while working for a suburban Detroit newspaper. It was a seemingly insignificant moment. I was walking down a side street and saw some children playing. They saw me and said, “Hey mister,
photojojo: If you’ve ever seen a Google car cruising down your street, odds are you’re *on* Google Street View. Paolo Cirio tracks down images of people and then prints out life sized posters of them. Afterwards, he pins the posters in the exact spot as seen on Street View. People on Google Street View Made Into