via National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore..
filmmakers Robert Kolodny +Bennett Elliott x Paris..
Robert Kolodny and Bennett Elliott, took the train to Paris for a week of couchsurfing and wonder. Accompanied by their filmmaker friends from Mexico Rodrigo Quintero and Marissa Bolaños they explore all of the idiosyncratic magic of Paris.
Photographer Stephen Wilkes combines hundred of panoramic views of NYC captured in a 24-hour period to blend together night and day..
(Source: twistedsifter.com)
Originally constructed between ‘67 to ‘86 by the Albanian government in preparation for an enemy that never came, 750k concrete bunkers sit in neighborhoods, beaches, cemeteries and on mountaintops. Now two grad students want to convert them into hostels, cafes +other symbols of openness and hospitality..
(Source: dornob.com)
Mexican based internet company Terra recently launched a publicity campaign that offers owners free Wi-Fi in exchange for their pooch’s poo. The buzz campaign incentivizes lazy masters to keep the neighborhood clean, adding wireless minutes in exchange for pounds of excrement..
A day in Venice (Venezia) in Italy, from daybreak to sunset in timelapse.
Music: Heart of Champions, Chris Haigh, premiumbeat.com
Primarily observed in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, +countries with large Indic diaspora populations, Holi [Festival of Colours] is a religious spring festival celebrated by Hindus..
From Russia comes the new photography fad of skywalking [taking pictures of people in high places from even higher places]..
(Source: petapixel.com)
Now fully restored by London architects Grimshaw, the Cutty Sark [world’s last surviving tea clipper] has been re-open to the public at the Greenwich World Heritage Site..
(Source: dezeen.com)
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