Taken last night. But where?
(Pic: @Brainward)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqGsbcTJZMM
The Olympics of sports photography? Turns out, it’s the Olympics.
Reuters photographers and editors at London 2012 discuss tech, tactics and team strategy.
Payphone Art
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Call Parade – an ongoing public art project on the streets of São Paulo in Brazil gives 100 artists a free hand to transform the hooded payphone booths of the city into whatever they see fit. The photos above were taken by Brazilian photographer Marianne Borgomani who sez:
When I lived in Sao Paulo every phone booth (whenever I needed one) were either completely useless or just vandalized. When VIVO (phone carrier) took over the Spanish Telefonica they came up with the Call Parade Project and yesterday I was in awe: when art interacts with people, people respect it. As a result, neat and functional phone booths.
Sure you’d nearly ditch the mobile on the strength of it.
All 100 designs can be viewed here.
Robo Envy
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In his cunning hipsterisation of these classical statues, photographer Leo Caillard took two sets of pictures: one of the works of art and a corresponding set featuring his friends in similar poses. Then he went shopping.
They’re good, but they’re no Chocolate Molly. Or Old Lady Kavanagh
Going Home
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John Keating writes:
Spotted in Sligo [town] a short time ago.
How did you know?
Taken by Maria Shanahan