One is a pathological control freak.
Etc.
Sandra Hurley tweetz:
“Cruise says he’s come back to reclaim his lands as he gets Cert of Irish Heritage.”
Meanwhile, from Karen Koster:
And from Niamh Kat Kinsella, of FM104:
And one of Sandra and Karen with Cruise:
Via Caroline Kennedy
Using over 200,000 bricks and taking 600 hours to construct, this fantastic cityscape by artist Mike Doyle is packed with detail and little flourishes.
He’s set up a kickstarter to help fund future builds offering prints and DIY sets of some of the buildings as rewards.
There’s plenty more close up shots on his Flickr photostream.
Ah.
Bray, Co Wicklow, this morning.
Devin Graham’s film of this year’s Festival of Colours at the Sri Sri Radha Krishna Temple in Utah.
Holi, or Phagwa, celebrated by Hindus around the world on the last full moon of the lunar month, involves the throwing of brightly coloured powders to celebrate the arrival of Spring.
Meanwhile, in India…
Last year, Ultraslo trained a high speed Phantom Mira camera on a wasp nest without really knowing what the inhabitants were doing.
The sequence was shot at 4700 frames per second and played back at 30fps, whereupon it became clear that the wasps were not only carrying water back to the nest but also cooling it with their wingbeats.
Seán Thomas Gallobhaí channels (we’re fairly sure) Kermit, Piggy, Swedish Chef, Animal and Beaker at 6.30am after drinking a bottle of Famous Grouse Whisky (reportedly).
Sure anyone would sound like that.
(Thanks Lisa O’Brien)
Dan writes:
Illegally dumped bins on Summerhill Parade, Dublin 1. The council sends a truck to pick them up once a week. How hard could it be to catch these guys? Meanwhile the rest of us eejits have to fork out for collections :/
Daniel Casey tweetz:
“Yes that’s the sun in Dublin!”
Also:
From the Samuel Beckett Bridge, Dublin. this evening.
Thanks Garwan Liu.
Sean writes:
The sun just disappearing over the horizon to the west looking out from Howth [Co Dublin].
Meanwhile…
Kevin Duggan writes:
Nice sunset over the Vee [Pass] in [Clogheen] Co Tipperary.
