giovedì 16 aprile 2009

Spring Cleaning of the Mind: Surreal Art Update (31 pics)



Spring Cleaning of the Mind: Surreal Art Update

When you need to make an existential omelet, ask these guys for a recipe
Since our last "Surreal Art Update" showcase we've seen enough mind-blowing and creative work to propel us in ecstasy to the Moon and back; these artists - bless their free-wheeling imagination - can make the dead wake up and wail in exasperation "what is this I see!? Explain it to me!..." Sorry, surreal art by definition cannot be explained. However -
If you let it to work its magic, the best surreal art can sweep away the cobwebs of the mind and give you a visual kick from which you may not soon recover.
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Incredible Natural Phenomenons

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Incredible Natural Phenomenons
Let us permit nature to have her way.  She understands her business better than we do.

~ Michel de Montaigne

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100 Beautiful Night Scene Photos

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100 Beautiful Night Scene Photos


Hi guys! Today we will delight you with another beautiful image collection. Night scenes. 100 photographs of gorgeous urban and rural landscapes and views. A mixture of darkness and lights, a real static show of contrasts and beauty.

Enjoy!

Osaka by Night

author: dai oni

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Iran in the 1970s before the Islamic Revolution


Iran in the 1970s before the Islamic Revolution

Mention the word Iran to most people and this image is probably close to what first comes to mind:
Older people will remember a vastly different impression of Iran though, the Iran from before the Islamic Revolution. There are a large number of pictures and videos out there that show a radically different country from the one today (some might be from the 1960s BTW) so I've gathered a few of them together.
First some photos from two videos here and here:
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Working in a Sea of Green: Laos Photos by Ben Visbeek (15 pics)

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Working in a Sea of Green: Laos Photos by Ben Visbeek
"I think the best way to explore Laos is by bicycle or feet. Meeting friendly Lao people in the small villages along the way and enjoying its countryside. I had to stop many times to make a photo. A beautiful scenery of rice fields next to the limestone hills where the clouds are hanging."

~ Ben Visbeek

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