Photographer Jason Tozer uses a Hasselblad camera and a 135mm lens to capture ordinary soap bubbles and transform them into stunning planet-like rainbow spheres. Take a look at some of my faves:
- Link via @terrinakamura
This year was sort of crazy, right? Try not to think too much about it…Happy NYE!
It’s not always about romantic bridges and pommes frites…on my last trip to Paris, it seemed like every time I turned a corner I discovered another kick-ass piece of street art. Voila:
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The Yurikamome Rail Transit connects the Japanese cities of Tokyo and Odaiba. Photographer AppuruPai created these stunning images of the railway by using loooooooong exposure shots. Wow.
-via Today and Tomorrow
Preview to the Zombie-pocalypse:
Ah…summer in Chicago – the annual tradition of repressing and temporarily forgetting the nightmarish pain and harsh brutality of the winter (ok, maybe that’s a little overdramatic, but seriously, it’s freaking COLD!). My hometown never looked so good:
-via @TechZader
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It’s true, it’s World Water Day, and Shinchi Maruyama’s already partying! He creates stunning art by throwing water in the air and taking photos of the shapes it makes mid-flight:
-Click here for an interview with Shinchi Maruyama (via Kottke)
Take a mini-ski trip from the comfort of your couch. (Lazy ski bum.)
-via Presurfer
What’s the only proven way to amp up the cute factor of the Disney World Christmas parade even higher? Tilt-shift that sucker!
-via The Daily What
