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| Tuesday May 30, 2006 |
Matthew Wheeler found merely lighting
fires with lenses made of ice was too easy, so he
started
taking photos with them. to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Jan 11, 2006 | ShineSF,
a club in San Francisco, has a
photo booth that posts its pictures to
a flickr account.
Now, you can look at drunk strangers from the comfort of your
office. to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Monday Oct 17, 2005 | Throw your camera in the air and take a picture
like you just don't care!
to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Friday Jun 10, 2005 | What happens when you cross
drunk jenga with
Oolong the rabbit?
You get Stuff On My Cat. to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Apr 21, 2005 | Kyle Van Horn mailed a disposable camera across the country with
a request that the
postal service
workers take photos with it.
Apparantly, U.S. Postal Office employees have a much better sense of
humor than I would have expected. to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Mar 9, 2005 | As with much on the internets,
these
photos of contortionists will either make you wince in
pain or turn you on.
to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Monday Feb 28, 2005 | Baby, you sure do have
a sweet-looking..
knuckle?
to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Monday Feb 21, 2005 | Blink-o-Rama: What everyone else
sees when you have your eyes closed.
to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Feb 10, 2005 | Science can be
beautiful.
to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Monday Nov 8, 2004 | A baffling collection of
photos of things wrapped in brown
packing tape.
to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Friday Aug 27, 2004 | Make your own 3D pictures,
just like
the pros. to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Aug 25, 2004 | Everybody
do the Lynndie! to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Jul 6, 2004 | "I collect
second-hand photographs
of women and dogs. That's right, both women and dogs together." to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Friday May 14, 2004 |
Spend spring in Paris with these pretty
panoramic photos of Paris Metro
stations. to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Friday Apr 9, 2004 |
If you want to be the next
Kubrick
but have a limited budget, start by building a
$14 steadicam
(a $14
what?),
or maybe build one out of
Legos.
If you're even more ambitious, after understanding
how
dynamic balance
works, you can try to
design and build your
own unique take on this
useful device.
to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Jan 15, 2004 | Dikron - A paper
camera from late 70's Czechoslovakia that you can build youself.
to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Friday Dec 5, 2003 | Enjoy the
velvet pantsuits and the
computer programmer hair
on display in these
promo photos for Swedish and Finnish bands
from the 70's. to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Oct 1, 2003 | And another thing:
celebrities don't look like that
in real life, either.
to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Sep 30, 2003 | "The idea is simple: to collect photos of
people
posing dead
in various places from
around the world."
to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Friday May 30, 2003 | The California Coastline Project is 12,000 photos into documenting the entire coast of the state with two people, a camera, and a helicopter. Public response has varied from the interested to the psychotic, and Barbra Streisand is suing.
to Photography by fringehead |
| Wednesday Feb 12, 2003 | If you are having trouble finding a parking space, perhaps you need a smaller car. Dean and Eve love their Mini. to Photography by yoyology |
| Friday Nov 8, 2002 | Mother nature: pornographer extraordinaire.
Everything from puzzlingly complex to blatantly phallic. to Photography by geofforama |
| Tuesday Sep 17, 2002 | Dedicated artists
and tinkerers
have used desktop scanners as the basis for DIY CCD
scanning cameras. to Photography by gator |
| Sunday Jun 23, 2002 | Vincent Rubino
wants others to see him as a dainty little
faerie.
No, not
that kind. to Photography by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Jan 22, 2002 | 24 hours x 60 minutes = 1,440 photos of people telling you what time it is. Choose a time slot, have it tattooed on your (or some drunken slob's) navel, and send in the results.
to Photography by sylvar |
| Monday Jul 30, 2001 | The best thing about these auctions for x-rays of what people have stuck up their asses is that it's for charity. to Photography by george |
| Sunday Jul 22, 2001 | The Mythopoeia (encyclopedia for myths, clever eh?) is light on content but has some amazingly creepy photography. to Photography by skallas |
| Friday Jun 8, 2001 | Consider Spillway a small wholesaler of the absurd. By far the best part of their site is the People's Photo Archives, a collection of found photographs, all of which contain a certain level of humor and eerieness. Sit back, pretend you're an anthropologist from the future and don't miss the hilarious commentary.
to Photography by skallas |
| Friday May 4, 2001 | Full-color photographs
taken in Russia
a hundred years ago.
Honest.
to Photography by belford |
| Friday Dec 15, 2000 | $4000 for a Fuji S1 Pro professional digital camera or a $7 roll of Fuji Provia 100F slide film? Compare for yourself. to Photography by gen |
| Thursday Oct 26, 2000 | It's possible to query image
databases by sketching
what you're looking for. Why hasn't query by image content gone
mainstream, then? Oh, right, it's by IBM.
to Photography by braino |
| Sunday Oct 15, 2000 | This is what serotonin looks like under a powerful microscope, an imbalance of it can cause depression, anxiety, low-sex drive, and suicide. On a brighter note you can view all sorts of interesting things through microscopes like drugs, wine, feathers, and my favorite - hidden designs on computer chips. Many more images are kept at the Molecular Expressions Galleria for your viewing pleasure.
to Photography by skallas |
| Thursday Sep 28, 2000 | A great bunch of ghost photographs from Chicago ghost hunter Dale Kaczmarek.
to Photography by skallas |
| Saturday Sep 23, 2000 | The high priests of The Church of Celebrity have to be the official celebrity photographers, who are slightly less scum than the average paparazzi. to Photography by skallas |
| Friday Sep 15, 2000 | Some clever journalist actually tracked down the source of that amazing photo of the fires in Montana,
which people've been emailing around lately.
to Photography by sburke |
| Wednesday May 31, 2000 | Panoramic photography used to be dominated by custom cameras such as the Horizont, Widelux, or Noblex. These days, a growing number of enthusiasts show us how to create panoramic pictures both traditionally as well as with a to Photography by joshua |
| Wednesday May 24, 2000 | This intriguing woman has a
bunch of very cool
infrared photographs of herself on her website as well as some of her
cat.
to Photography by gen |
| Tuesday May 23, 2000 | Most, but not all, digital cameras contain a filter internally that prevents near-infrared light from striking the CCD element. For those that do not, with the aid of an infrared filter, you can capture some eerie pictures. For a more in-depth look at the technology behind infrared photography with both digital and chemical cameras, there are numerous resources. Infrared photography is only one kind of photography involving spectral selection; another kind is ultraviolet photography, which lets you see the world from butterfly's eyes.
to Photography by joshua |
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