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Hats & Helmets.
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The Green Box Project | Mother London, Jason Bruges Studios, Motim Technologies (via votrex)
Classic retro arcade game at City Plaza. We gunned Doraemon and Mickey Mouse good.
Instructions:
1. Stare at the red dot on the girl’s nose for 30 seconds.
2. Turn your eyes to a plain surface (your ceiling or blank wall).
3. Blink repeatedly and quickly.
4. WTF! one+infinity
This rain is too awesome.
Robert De Niro taxicab driver’s license.
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Lee Jeffries is an accountant from Manchester by profession but for the past few years he’s traveled around the world photographing people he encounters on the streets, particularly the homeless.
He spends time getting to know each of his subjects before shooting them, which is evident in his work. The breath taking portraits seem to suggest details of each individuals life, taking a hard unflinching look at their personal condition.
Jeffries was just announced as the 2011 Digital Camera Photographer of the Year and you can read more about him at the Independent.
So many stories to be told by the lines in these faces. Such great photography.
LEGO has a new line of products called Lego friends and apparently some people think it’s offensive because the characters “sport slim figures and stylish clothes, will contribute to gender stereotyping that promotes body dissatisfaction in girls”. Story here.
Isn’t that taking protests a bit too far?