Friday, December 7, 2012

The Week-End

Our most popular posts this week featured flocks of birds carved out of natural feathers, five hours of plane landings captured in thirty seconds, everyday household objects transformed into beautiful sea creatures and upside-down self portraits by british photographer Caulton Morris.

And from around the Web...

 Fake Chloë Sevigny’s 12 Days of Christmas

Fantastic photos of New York City by bike.

Cassette art by Benoit Jammes.

The history of the animated GIF.

A mechanical device that mimics the song of a bird.
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