It’s not too late to make a #fionaproject video on Vine. See fionaproject.com for instructions and examples. (This is from @josephpiekarski’s.)
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Quantum Panoramas by r.nuuja
These aren’t examples of dimensionally-wrought quantum tunneling vehicles, much to my dismay, but in fact clever exploitation of the reality distortion device, otherwise known as the Panorama Feature, on the iphone. Without the use of any other kind of scientific chicanery, only some color and sharpness editing was done in post-production to capture these automobiles phasing in and out of existence, but you’ll be happy to hear that no alternate-reality versions of these cars were wiped from the multiversal probability field by r. nuuja’s pictures.
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College of Economic and Social Sciences (Now University of St. Gallen), St. Gallen, Switzerland, 1960s
(Walter M. Förderer, Rolf Otto, Hans Zwimpfer)
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Oh thank god! The Yellow Pages are here. Now we have a way to contact local businesses. cc @heif (at Kickstarter HQ)
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@hchamp’s Postcard 2013 071/365. Thanks Heather!
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Phone (Phone (Phone))
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Subway train headed to the Plaza Italia Station in Buenos Aires, November 1939.
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The drugstore that time forgot. (at Prospect Gardens Pharmacy)
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Ezra Stoller, <a href=”http://www.npr.org/blogs/pictureshow/2013/03/01/173140765/the-photographer-who-made-architects-famous”>Life Savers Factory, Port Chester, N.Y., 1956
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For his project titled “Sleepwalking,” photographer Alex Bamford shot long exposure photos of a man in pajamas wandering under the stars. See more here: http://www.petapixel.com/2013/03/09/long-exposure-photos-of-a-sleepwalker-under-the-stars/
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