Laplandinfrared picture taken at a tree growers site in GermanyTamArt Photography

Lapland
infrared picture taken at a tree growers site in Germany
TamArt Photography

The Visitor by latoday

The Visitor by latoday

Dirty Wall by KPK

Dirty Wall by KPK

Burj Dubai (Dubai Tower) is the tallest man-made structure ever built. Construction began on September 2004, and the tower will be inaugurated on December 2 this year. Photograph by Joi.

Burj Dubai (Dubai Tower) is the tallest man-made structure ever built. Construction began on September 2004, and the tower will be inaugurated on December 2 this year. Photograph by Joi.

Zimoun : Sound Sculptures & Installations | Compilation Video V1.2 - via Vimeo

[mind quieting]

omatasei:

The Office #32 digital print on paper Ruud van Emple

omatasei:

The Office #32
digital print on paper
Ruud van Emple

omatasei:

The Office #22 digital print on paper Ruud van Emple

omatasei:

The Office #22
digital print on paper
Ruud van Emple

via timoni

via timoni

François Barraud(via Kunstmuseum Winterthur)

François Barraud
(via Kunstmuseum Winterthur)

fluffyfollies:

untitled, 1936Man Ray(via All Things Amazing)

fluffyfollies:

untitled, 1936
Man Ray
(via All Things Amazing)

benjaminhilts:

mills:

Searchlights and anti-aircraft fire over Los Angeles.
Late on February 24 and in the early hours of February 25, 1942, anti-aircraft guns in Los Angeles fired 1,400 shells at unidentified objects spotted in a sky illuminated by searchlights. Subsequently described as a false-alarm due to “war nerves,” the incident followed the shelling on February 23 of an oil-field near Santa Barbara by a Japanese submarine.
Three civilians were killed by the anti-aircraft fire in the so-called Battle of Los Angeles. A contemporary radio broadcast can be heard here.

benjaminhilts:

mills:

Searchlights and anti-aircraft fire over Los Angeles.

Late on February 24 and in the early hours of February 25, 1942, anti-aircraft guns in Los Angeles fired 1,400 shells at unidentified objects spotted in a sky illuminated by searchlights. Subsequently described as a false-alarm due to “war nerves,” the incident followed the shelling on February 23 of an oil-field near Santa Barbara by a Japanese submarine.

Three civilians were killed by the anti-aircraft fire in the so-called Battle of Los Angeles. A contemporary radio broadcast can be heard here.