Jeff Nishinaka is the world's premier paper sculptor.

Jeff Nishinaka is the world's premier paper sculptor. The stunning elegance of Jeff Nishinaka’s paper art calls for a new definition of paper. His meticulous sculptural 3D work appears to have been created from marble or extremely fine sand or vanilla ice cream or thick foam — definitely of something other than “just” paper. The Los Angeles-born artist works mainly with white, which makes the exquisite play of light and shadow a large part of the appeal of his work.

How to Make a Broken Lens Into a Flowerpot

What do you do when your camera dies? Go for the literal version of “pushing up daisies” and grow a plant in the broken remains of your lens!

Just slap on an old lens hood, fill it up with dirt and nestle a small plant into it.

That’s all it takes to make all your camera geek pals green with envy!

(Get it? “Green?” We crack ourselves up.)

Circuit board table

Circuit board table

Prompted by the Circuit Board Bench that we posted yesterday, commenter GuyInMilwaukee pointed us to his beautiful Computer Board Table. It's actually made of two tables, one on the inside to hold the computer boards, and one on the outside, that acts as the surface of the piece. Shadyman asked him how he chose the components to display, and it turns out that they are from his first computer:
It's mainly made up of boards/drives from old Intergraph 6000 series machines built in the late 80s early 90s. They had nice big boards.
It was a good way to keep around my first real computer after I could no longer find parts to keep it working, an Intergraph 6880 with Edge II graphics. I learned computer modeling, rendering and animation on it and think of it as a mentor. There are also old 2800 baud modem parts and other random parts collected over the years.
No real pattern other than just getting it all to fit together like a puzzle. The LED lights along the perimeter worked out better that I had hoped. I have it wired so it automatically goes on when it gets dark.

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Miracle Toaster

An image of Mary is guaranteed every time the toaster is used.
Over 500 slices of miracle toast were created and given away during the Spike Island open studios in Bristol, filling the gallery with smoke and the smell of toast.

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How to Always Win at Rock Paper Scissors

Learn this and beat your friend on the club.



Source: http://www.buzzfeed.com/allyw/how-to-always-win-at-rock-paper-scissors-xl8/

Phuket Holiday with Virgo Star Cruise on Fish Eye

Hi All, after long pause from blogging - finally come back.

Just went holiday with my friends and tested new Fish Eye Cam that i bought

few days ago. This camera is very light and easy to used.

Well anyway, enjoy the images.

Here's the image of the Star Cruise:

Rafless Street Lomography April 2010 Singapore

Amoy Street Lomography

Take lomo picture using Holga GTLR with modified bracket to 35mm last week.

Place taken in Amoy Street Singapore.