Here’s a site showing you why not to put your picture up on the internet. I remember seeing this guy photoshopped way back in the day. His expression still makes me chuckle.
Monthly Archive for October, 2005
Out of 6000 images, submitted by more than 400 photographers from 21 countries, Claus Brandt’s breathtaking image “Fight!” has been selected as the overall winner!
Discussions @ Nikonians — European Wildlife Photographer of the Year — CB
Why don’t I have the cash for these?
gizmag Article: BMW’s new Z4 M Roadster
gizmag Article: The Ferrari GG — one hell of a 50th birthday present
It’s not time for snow yet, but here are some classic Calvin & Hobbes snowman comics to get you in the mood.
These Naoya Hatakeyama photos of a lime factory are incredibly striking — they look like something out of Quake or Star Wars, huge, inmpossibly baroque and gorgeous.
Giant Factories via Boing Boing: Giant, baroque factory photo-series
Now this is just amazing. With this one photo you can look into every visible window. Talk about one large picture…
The photos are being taken with a 4 gigapixel camera and have enough resolution to see inside a hotel room window 3km away.
Graham Flint’s really big photos at Pop!Tech via Boing Boing: Four gigapixel cameras: peek into hotel rooms 3km away
Players are building huge replicas of classic game characters out of painted in-game wooden crates.
Boing Boing: In-game pixel art made by shoving together crates
… and something small of something giant:
Elizabeth Hickock has created a gigantic jello sculpture of the city of San Francisco, including the Bay Bridge.
San Francisco in Jell-O via Boing Boing: Jello scale model of San Francisco
The football-field sized pavilion was made of filtered lake water shot as a fine mist through 13,000 fog nozzles creating an artificial cloud. A built-in weather station controled fog output in response to shifting climatic conditions.
The structure hovered 75’ above the water’s surface on four columns. After a 400’ long walkway, visitors entered a foggy mist. Upstairs at the Angel Bar that pierced through the cloud layer to the open sky, they would be served a sampling of various spring, artesian, mineral, sparkling, and other bottled waters from around the world.
Bling Bling.
Completely Chromed Bike via Gamegru
Update: You might also want to check out the chromed Audi, Mercedes, and BMW.
Check out the Flickr Camera Tossing Photo Pool. They toss digital cameras into the air with the shutter open to generate cool streaky time exposures of city lights at night. It’s not something I’m going to risk with my camera anytime soon.
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