But does it take technology to recognize it? Here are 30 Incredible Abstract Images Taken By Satellite of Our Earth. G’head, take 60 seconds and give your eyes a feast. It’s The Bahama’s Sand Reef above, and the world’s tenth largest river, The Lena in Russia below.
Category: These Are Those Things
That inspire, that I like, and that I hope you feel the same about
Widescreen
Last month I tried to watch a good movie on what I thought was my big screen TV. I knew the film would have been better if I had been in the theater. Now, I think I will check out this site first the next time I get an urge to stay home instead of seeing something on the big screen. If this doesn’t remind of the truth of cinema, nothing will. Plus it’s good for the homesick blues when I am out of town for too long. It’s all NYC panoramas!
Why do Americans think animation is for kids? Most of my favorite films last year were animations. Animation works on so many levels and can truly tap into our subconscious. The freedom of form is exhilarating.
postscript: I saw the film. Charles Burns section is worth twice the price of admission!
Think you are good at something? Try this one on for size. Stephen Wiltshire is an artist with an incredible memory. He also has autism, but that may be beside the point. Give him 45 minutes to look and he will recreate your city with incredible accuracy in just a few days. (thanks Listverse!)
I Worshipped John Lennon
When I was fourteen, when I was twelve, when I was seven, John was the one. But I never met him. When Jerry Levitan was fourteen he snuck into John’s hotel room with a tape recorder.
Banksy maybe becoming a bit ubiquitous (okay say that ten-times-fast), but I definitely think he makes the world a better place. (See early post here).
I used to think clouds were the top improvising artists out there. These videos demonstrate otherwise. I can’t even conceive of the math formulas that were used to come up with these shapes. And coordination and timing.