Famous works of art recreated in glued-together blocky splendour by LEGO artist Nathan Sawaya – part of his Art Of The Brick exhibition at the Discovery Times Square New York Museum.
Category Archives: Photography
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Just some cat cruising down Tara Street, Dublin this lunchtime.
(Thanks Jarlath Murray)
A kaleidoscopic timelapse of Chicago, San Francisco, San Diego, Las Vegas and Los Angeles by photographer and filmmaker Michael Shainblum, who sez:
These clips were all processed from their original form, into the kaleidoscopic visuals that you see in this video. Many people visit these large cities every day, and all of these places have been shot and filmed, but I wanted to emulate these urban landscapes in a way that nobody has even seen before. I wanted to put man-made geometric shapes, mixed with elements of color and movement to create less of a structured video, and more of a plethora of visual stimulation.
Full screen and HD for best effect.
Taken last night by Tom Murphy.
But where?
Don’t phone, it’s just for fun.
Update: It’s Lough Ramor near Virginia, Co. Cavan.
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The terrifying face of a Fendt tractor.
(Pic: Annie West)
Dei and Liam McDonald write [via BS app]:
Classic Car spotted getting a little TLC outside The Grange Pharmacy Deansgrange [Co Dublin] last night.
Anyone?
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Carrefour, Place Jourdan, Brussels.
(With bonus handwritten defiance.)
(Thanks Niall O’M)
Two just-released pictures of the Earth and the Moon. The first taken by NASA’s Cassini-Huygens spacecraft as it orbited Saturn – 900 million miles away – last Friday.
The second, taken last Saturday by the MESSENGER spacecraft orbiting Mercury – a mere 61 million miles away – shows us from the opposite direction.
Which is so not our good side.
(Hat tip: Mauriac)
Shame.
From Buzzfeed’s depression-inducing roundup of homophobic violence at Pride marches in Russia in the last few years.
36 Photos From Russia That Everyone Needs To See (Buzzfeed)
(Hat tip: EJ)
Making the best of things at the junction of Adelaide Road and Harcourt Road, Dublin .
(Pix: Oisín Kane)