
Claremorris in the County Mayo yesterday.
(Thanks Emmet Keane)
A stylish opening sequence created by wearebif for last month’s Playgrounds International Digital Arts Festival in Amsterdam.
Sound design by Dublin-based sound studio Echolab (thanks artpop)

A photoseries by Canadian photographer and Star Wars fanatic Thomas Dagg.
An atmospheric stop motion short by Tobias Stretch composed of ten thousand individual photographs, created for a choral work by avant garde composer Chistopher Bono (no relation).
Music performed by the New York Virtuoso Singers
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Submitted as a contender for the Architectural League’s Folly 2014 competition, the Invisible Barn by New York architects STPMJ is a parallelogram-shaped wooden structure covered with mirrored film designed to ‘disappear’ into a dense grove of trees at the Socrates Sculpture Park
It was not raised by invisible Mennonites.

Doctor Weerapong Chaipuck took up landscape photography after his recent retirement from the medical profession.
As these incredible shots of various Asian landscapes show, he has something of an eye for light.





From Bored Panda’s eye-watering roundup of the world’s most spectacular caves.
Above: Son Doong Cave, Vietnam (the largest known cave in the world); Vatnajokull Glacier Cave, Iceland; Batu Caves, Malaysia; Antelope Canyon, Arizona, USA; Phraya Nakhon Cave, Thailand and Reed Flute Cave, Guangxi, China.
(Photo credits:National Geographic; orvarati; Danny Xeero; wikipedia; Georgi Iashvili; Pasquale Di Pilato)
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Matthew Vandeputte of Tjoez showcases his favourite hyperlapse (panning timelpse) sequences of the past year.
As the sales behemoth of Rockstar’s GTA V thunders on, having passed $1 billion within three days of launch, Despicable Channel presents a soothing, violence and theft-free timelapse of the fictional San Andreas landscape.
Soundtrack by Exist Strategy