Star Wars | Dubai
A Thousand Shades Of Gray | Jimmy Hansen
“A Thousand Shades of Gray” is the unmasking of the scars produced by a digital scalpel and brush. The cost of the corrections of the original photo that attempts to fulfill societies ideals and demands. When this material is taken from its original context it can become frightening, raw, fascinating and even enchanting in its naked absurdity.
A portrait of contemporary beauty by my good friend Mr Jimmy Hansen.
Lego Porn
A photo set.
See the Bigger Picture
Sweet Flickr Set.
Lego On Hoth
Sweet Flickr set.
Invaded Space
By Adam Richardson.
Bird Book
Compfight | Flickr Search
TiltShiftGen
The 5th release from the ToyCamera series, TiltShiftGen enables you to create pretty convincing tilt/shift pictures. I’ve messed about with a few of these toys, but this one (originally an AIR app) is the best I’ve used. I took these today out of front/rear window:
iTunes here.
Thank you Atkatz for the heads-up.
Where Video Games Come From
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Another awesome series of photographs from the French games/fashion mag Amusement. ‘Photographer Marc Da Cunha Lopes (“aisakie“) shows us the factory work behind the most iconic games of the past few decades: the smelting of Sonic’s rings, the chiseling of the 1-Up mushroom, and the rubber-pressed rebounding blocks of Arkanoid.’
Hi rez gallery at Offworld here.
Go check out the gallery at Amusement here.
Nintendo DSi Vs Facebook | Part II
Contrary to my post yesterday (below) the facility to upload photo’s from Dsi to Facebook is not only available in Japan. Following a system update style event last night, I discovered that the function is available locally:
It’s pretty fast and, as you’d imagine, dead easy. Plus, it actually gives the (pretty fun) photo suite on the DSi a bit more of a purpose.
Nice.
http://jblyth.com/blog.html
Sex and drugs and rock and roll.
Wonderful blog/tumblr/feed.
From jblyth.
Room With A View
Bedroom Window | Veemkade | Amsterdam | 10:55 | 15 / 6 / 2009 | New apartment.
Taken on Lumix DMC-LX2.
Multicolr Search Lab
10 million colours extracted the from the most “interesting” Creative Commons images on Flickr. Using ‘visual-similarity’ technology you can search and navigate the entire collection by colour.
Lego Starwars | Flickrset
