Slovenian photographer Matej Pelijhan’s recent collaboration with 12 year-old Luka, whose mobility is limited by muscular dystrophy to operating the joystick of his electric wheelchair.
Pelijhan’s photo series, shot from above (and in the style of Adele Enerson’s baby dioramas from 2010) without digital manipulation, depicts the young chap engaged in all manner of physical feats.
Commander Chris Hadfield tweeted this picture of Berlin from the ISS on Wednesday – the east/west division still visible, apparently due to the different lightbulbs in use on either side of the city.
A railcar designed for burning off trackside weeds photographed in June 1941 by Luis Marden in Texas from the National Geographic archive.
That street art, painted on Eustace Street by Solus yesterday, earlier this afternoon.
Earlier: Anything Good On TV?
(Pix: Oisín Kane)
From Liberty Hall.
Construction aerials (taken yesterday) of the new bus/Luas/cycle/pedestrian bridge over the Liffey, designed to increase footfall on Marlborough and Hawkins Street, providing a north/south link between Abbey Street and Pearse Street.
Previously: Where Green And Red Meet
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
Spotted today on Great Strand Street [Dublin 1]
(Thanks Gerry McNulty)
Part of an illustrated photo series by Thomas Lamdieu, who photographs sections of sky visible between buildings, then uses the shapes to inspire interpolative drawings.
Everyone should do this. You should do this. Why aren’t you doing this now?
S’up?
Apart from, you know, that bollard.
(Pic: Oisín Kane)
An aerial of the Woodstock music festival (August 15-18th, 1969). An estimated half a million people attended.
Some of whom may not be in shot. On account of being higher than the plane.
