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Tadao Cern sets people up in front of powerful fans and takes their pictures. Instant fun house:
Many more of Cern’s photos are available on Facebook. (via colossal)
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Mammatus Clouds in Nebraska by Jorn Olsen.
Birds fly around a kite during a festival in Ahmadabad, India on Jan. 10.
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President Barack Obama jokingly points out cake crumbs that Vice President Joe Biden dropped on the floor in the Oval Office following a birthday celebration for the President on Aug. 4, 2009.
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![Autumn leaves at the top of the weir by Steve-hAutumn leaves at the top of my favourite weir on the River Dodder in suburban Dublin.
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Autumn leaves at the top of the weir by Steve-h
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Flickr Newcastle Sundance Group. Catherine Hill Bay (NSW, Australia) dawn shoot. 10 July 2011
Versace Dress, Back View, El Mirage, 1990. Modeled by Christy Turlington.
photo credit: Herb Ritts
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Horten Headquarters, Copenhagen, Denmark
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In more than 500 photographs, ‘Nordic Light’ (Thames & Hudson, 256 pages) by Henry Plummer catalogs the range of elegant solutions that contemporary architects in Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland have deployed to keep the cold out while letting the light in.
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THREE-D: An electron microscope photograph shows a figure created by a newly developed 3D printing technique for nano structures. Researchers from the Vienna University of Technology created the structure — the size of a grain of sand — in four minutes, setting a new world speed record for creating 3D nano objects.
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Rivers forming treelike figures on the desert of Baja California, Mexico.
photo credit: Adriana Franco
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