Photo 17 Jan 39 notes new-aesthetic:

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There are companies operating now whose job is to make fake shopfronts. These days many high streets up and down the land contain empty shops, and the idea is to make them look ‘inhabited’ - even though they aren’t. Here’s one in Nelson Street, Bristol, between a branch of Greggs and The Money Shop. This unit used to be a newsagents called Martin’s (still visible on Google Street View).”

Eggs | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

new-aesthetic:

There are companies operating now whose job is to make fake shopfronts. These days many high streets up and down the land contain empty shops, and the idea is to make them look ‘inhabited’ - even though they aren’t. Here’s one in Nelson Street, Bristol, between a branch of Greggs and The Money Shop. This unit used to be a newsagents called Martin’s (still visible on Google Street View).”

Eggs | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

Quote 17 Jan 107 notes
The highest form of worship, he said, is the remix: ‘You use other people’s works to make something better.’
Video 14 Jan

Search by Image, Recursively, Transparent PNG, #1 (by kingcosmonaut3000)

Photo 7 Jan (via A Year of Global Shipping Routes Mapped by GPS | Wired Science | Wired.com)
Photo 5 Jan 26 notes new-aesthetic:

“Ladies and gentlemen, I present a Hilbert curve traversal of the three-dimensional RGB colour space, projected onto a two-dimensional Hilbert curve covering the plane. I think it’s absolutely damn beautiful. Like some weird piece of abstract art - a Kandinsky or perhaps a Pollock - the more you look at this image, the more structure you see. [Full-size image (3.6M)]”
cortesi - Portrait of the Hilbert curve

new-aesthetic:

“Ladies and gentlemen, I present a Hilbert curve traversal of the three-dimensional RGB colour space, projected onto a two-dimensional Hilbert curve covering the plane. I think it’s absolutely damn beautiful. Like some weird piece of abstract art - a Kandinsky or perhaps a Pollock - the more you look at this image, the more structure you see. [Full-size image (3.6M)]”

cortesi - Portrait of the Hilbert curve

Photo 4 Jan (via Toronto News: Year-long exposure of Toronto skyline produces ‘dreamy’ image - thestar.com)
Photo 31 Dec (via Alcoholic artworks: in close-up - Telegraph)
Photo 18 Dec (via scribbled line digital portraits)
Photo 12 Dec (via Day 09 | Low Resolution Coffee Cup | cunicode)
Photo 7 Dec (via Amazing Long Exposure Airplane Photography)

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