impossibleyear:

Super NES

Polaroid SLR 680SE / Impossible PX-680 Color Shade COOL 5*12

Hung out with Lexi yesterday for the first time in a while. We threw down in Super Mario Kart and GoldenEye for N64. I schooled her in both this time. Who knows what’ll happen next time.

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danimkay:

And a collage. WIth George Mario in Chicago. 

prettiest girl on the interwebz. hi dani.

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nbcnews:

Google patent lets you zoom in from your photo to theirs

(Photo: Google / USPTO)

A Google patent has just been granted that allows for “zooming using pre-existing imaging” — in other words, zooming in from your photo to another one. For instance, you could go from your snapshot of the Mona Lisa directly to a high-res scan from the Louvre.

Read the complete story.

(via nbcnews)

wineandorangejuice:

natural light

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gaksdesigns:

‘Bodyscapes’ by Photographer Allan Teger

life:

Today marks 41 years since the death of Jim Morrison.

Remember his legacy by turning on your favorite Doors album and looking through these vivid color portraits of the 24-year-old rocker for a 1968 LIFE shoot.

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newyorker:

Dan Winters is the man behind the photographs— a cyborg, an alien, a leaping man— that appear throughout this week’s New Yorker, our first ever Science Fiction Issue.  Click-through to see more of Winters’ images from the issue, and for the story behind them: http://nyr.kr/L7l7H0

(Source: newyorker.com)

Back at my old stomping grounds. Always humbling coming back here; My art still hangs in the halls. #art #chicago #photography #mine (Taken with Instagram at Vernon Hills High School)

life:

Kim Novak, 21, poses with crystal figurines in 1954. The Chicagoan started off as Miss Deepfreeze for a local refrigerator company, and was recruited by Columbia Pictures to be a more manageable replacement for Rita Hayworth. (J. R. Eyerman—TIME & LIFE Pictures/Getty Images)

See more photos here.

photojojo:

French food bloggers have the basically the best job.

Emilie Griottes made an entire collection of Pantone pastries, and we’d gladly eat each one.

Pantone Pastries by Emilie Griottes

via Craft

acbajetlife:

Eve by Matthew Avignone on Flickr.

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