Something else for the list then…? Click through for more images.
- Adam
Excuse the awful soundtrack, just try and listen to the voice-over. Wanna see the take off*? Skip to 2.45.
*Subject to interpretation
- Adam
So there’s a sculpture outside the CIA offices in Langley which is a huge cryptographic cypher, of which only three of the four parts have been solved.
No doubt the NSA have finished it already using their massively powerful computers and are being rather good sports and keeping the solution under their hats.
Click through the image for the Wikipedia page with the solutions for the first three parts.
- Aidan
“In 1981, Jernigan was sentenced to death for stabbing and shooting 75-year-old Edward Hale, who discovered him stealing a microwave oven. Jernigan spent 12 years in prison before his final plea for clemency was denied. His cadaver was sectioned and photographed for the Visible Human Project at the University of Colorado’s Health Sciences Center.”
Interesting ethereal images from Croix Gagnon and Frank Schott, utilising a light-painting-esque technique identical to the one shown here, just with slices of body parts instead. (via)
- Aidan
As if I’d forgotten, Chernobyl’s still on the cards. (Chernobyl Harbour, Ukraine by Phil Coomes.)
-Adam
It’s a Black & White only Leica, and you can spend £8000 for the privilege. It’s main advantage is that it shoots 1:1 pixels - there’s no faffing about with a Bayer filter on this bad boy! (link)
- Aidan
100,000 solar-powered LED spheres were released into the Sumida River, Tokyo, as part of the Tokyo Hotaru festival. Looks awesome, check out the other photos. (via)(source)
-Adam
Just rendering out in C4D, it’s gonna take a while, in the mean time here’s the preview. (Based on Adobe Eyeballs by Seagulls Fly)
-Adam
