10:15 AM is a photo group project containing of various people around the world taking pictures at, take a wild guess, exactly 10:15 in morning. My contributions would be sort of tedious, since it would be the university class room or my work space five days a week. Have a look, their contributions are far more diverse…
Found via: Michael’s DesignNotes
This is a pretty cool optical illusion; when staring at the spot for 30 seconds and then hovering over the image, your mind is tricked into believing it’s a picture in color, when it’s actually just black/white.
Link: isnichwahr.de
Daniel Everett is pretty amazing at capturing empty moments of urban destinations that most of us only know as crowded and full of life. In spite of the emptiness, Daniel’s pictures are still full of life!
Via: DanskDynamit
Unfortunately, he doesn’t look like a monkey like that other guy… Well, that would make things too easy for the rest of us.
Via: DesignNotes
Need inspiration for a new desktop image? You’ll probably find one you’ll like on this list!
Via: Smashing Magazine
Great visual fun - but remember not to keep you iPhone in your pocket with the x-ray application switched on!
I like the discussion on the photo too!
This is a picture of live human immunodeficiency virus, also known as HIV.
I have absolutely no idea why, but it gives me serious goosebumps just by looking at it.
More photos from Taryn Simon at wired.com, themorningnews.org and artandcommerce.com.
(via kottke.org again)
About:
This is the website of Mark Jensen and Mathies Jespersen, two lovely boys from Denmark.
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