Off the main island of Taiwan, there is Penghu. This stunning pedestrian bridge demonstrates the impact of a small technical addition on an environment: just some strips of multi-colored lights.
Magong on the island of Penghu in the Taiwan Straights
There are so many truly remarkable places to visit. Here is a great collection of some lesser know ones.
The Slo Mo Guys seem to be on a roll. We did this in our neighborhood back when I was a kid, but without the DSLR, the slo-mo or the million+ youtube views....
Wow!
I am not sure exactly what the charm of these is. Perhaps it's a "look how silly we were!" feeling, or perhaps a straight up sense of nostalgia. Perhaps it is a tiny snitch uncanny. Whichever, charming and fun.
The skies of a desert at night are like no where else. This series is from Patrick Hamilton.
Kiel Johnson and his trademark uses of cardboard as material to erect very detailed cities, masks and objects has allowed him to travel the world under the giant creative wing of TED, the now international idea spreading speaking and activity series.
I feel that these photos from a series by Montreal-based photographer Benoit Paillé are begging to be made into an animated GIF. In fact let me do that now. See below.
"And armed with Canon’s new DX camera that’s able to take 14 pictures a second, the robots are able to capture multiple-exposure shots of what the athletes actually do. "
What a fun interactive way to explore the physical data of this year's Olympics. Yay BBC Olympic Body Matcher.
Yao Ming
“Michael Light is a San Francisco-based photographer, bookmaker, and pilot whose focus is the environment and how contemporary American culture relates to it.”
Wait, wait! This is I what I always thought dubstep sounded like: angry androids arguing over fluorescent juice.
4×5-inch field camera and a 100+-year-old Petzval lens.
“Each black-and-white portrait was exposed onto black-and-white photographic paper, processed in a darkroom and scanned into a computer.”
The Art of War, the classic Chinese text from Sun-tze (孫子) has a graphic novel reboot with some truly stunning visuals in The Art of War: A Graphic Novel.
