The Wilderness Downtown is an interactive movie made about the street you grew up on. Awesome concept built in HTML5 by Chris Milk and some help from google, plus the birds fly away from your mouse.
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Found this on my drive from Gettysburg to Phila back in February
Horlacher Beer
“It a case of flavor”
Crazy footage of driving through a forest fire currently ongoing in russia for more info
Photos taken from the top of the PSFS building, the first skyscraper ever built in the City of Brotherly Love now the Lowes Hotel full collection after the jump
Continue reading ‘Philadelphia from the top of the PSFS Building’
Our buddy Marco Depaolis apparently had a show last month last month at the 4th wall project. Looks like it was cool, hope I hear about the next one before its over.
I went to a wedding at The Boston Exchange Center
and to no-one’s surprise ended up on the roof with my camera
more after the jump
Continue reading ‘The Boston Exchange Center • Sunsets are Purrty’
Back in March I walked through this small group of abandoned buildings in eastern MA. Check the rest after the break
Continue reading ‘Haartz Mason• Coated Fabrics’
The Senior New Analyst for NPR’s All Things Considered Daniel Schorr brought explanations to the news scape full of opinons and spin. This pieces were always thoughtful and thorough and left you a good grasp of the topic.
Mr. Schorr you will be missed
NPR
Wild Ammo hase this really cool collection of photos by Arthur S. Mole and John D. Thomas of american symbols made from a mosaic standing soldiers. . .awesome!
Just got a new computer and I’m back
Lightning strikes three of the tallest buildings in Chicago at the same time! from Craig Shimala on Vimeo.
Continue reading ‘Lightning strikes over Chicago in slow motion video’
I was always a fan of the “Don’t Tread On Me” flag and was very dissappointed on its adoption by the Teabaggers. Then the other day I heard this story on NPR about the history of the flag and how its use by the Teabaggers is historically inaccurate.
“there’s many different things, but that the colonists at the time, in ’75, were protesting the fact that parliament was legislating and taxing them without their consent. They had no representatives in parliament.
The Washington Post has this great article by Chris Richards about the fate and subsequent search for Parliament-Funkadelic’s Mothership. Who wants to poke around in the kudzu of Prince George’s County? Seriously. Lets go.
Via TWBE.
Here’s a few shots of the falls from my drive back from Detroit.
A couple more after the jump.