The weird things that I say.

Building community garden beds and watching traffic jams. #gardening #halifax  (at Common Roots Urban Farm)

Building community garden beds and watching traffic jams. #gardening #halifax (at Common Roots Urban Farm)

jumboshrimp:

Wow.
samreich:

“Here Is Today.”
A little perspective never hurt anyone.


Very neat. 

jumboshrimp:

Wow.

samreich:

“Here Is Today.”

A little perspective never hurt anyone.

Very neat. 

(via dpstyles)

Source: hereistoday.com

Today’s as good a day as any to remember I chose this path due to @Cmdr_hadfield

Today’s as good a day as any to remember I chose this path due to @Cmdr_hadfield

I woke up to this outside my window. #oysters #fishing #pei (at Summerside Harbour)

I woke up to this outside my window. #oysters #fishing #pei (at Summerside Harbour)

Maritime Centre #silhouette

Maritime Centre #silhouette

Pit stop at the drunk lamp posts. #bikehrm #fixie #bike #fixedgear #halifax  (at halifax seaport Boardwalk)

Pit stop at the drunk lamp posts. #bikehrm #fixie #bike #fixedgear #halifax (at halifax seaport Boardwalk)

Driver’s view of Cole Harbour. #bike #fixie #fixedgear #hills #ohgod

Driver’s view of Cole Harbour. #bike #fixie #fixedgear #hills #ohgod

jtotheizzoe:

Not quite a scene from E.T., but close …
What a stunning shot of the moon! Not only does this perfectly capture the optical oddities of the “moon illusion” (why the moon looks bigger near the horizon), but when you think about the sheer technical mastery that went in to making it happen … WOW!
Philipp Schmidli (his website, in German) set up on a hillside a kilometer away so he could get this angle, after scouting the perfect spot on foot using GPS. To get the photo he needed to use a 1200 mm focal length, which is like a reverse-sniper-rifle of optical input. The moon illusion is enhanced by that telephoto trick, too, but you can head over to io9 if you want to dig into the technical details (several commenters there have done a good job with it).
But wow.

jtotheizzoe:

Not quite a scene from E.T., but close …

What a stunning shot of the moon! Not only does this perfectly capture the optical oddities of the “moon illusion” (why the moon looks bigger near the horizon), but when you think about the sheer technical mastery that went in to making it happen … WOW!

Philipp Schmidli (his website, in German) set up on a hillside a kilometer away so he could get this angle, after scouting the perfect spot on foot using GPS. To get the photo he needed to use a 1200 mm focal length, which is like a reverse-sniper-rifle of optical input. The moon illusion is enhanced by that telephoto trick, too, but you can head over to io9 if you want to dig into the technical details (several commenters there have done a good job with it).

But wow.

Source: io9.com

timgspears:

Window Socket - Kyuho Song & Boa Oh


So this is an absolutley brilliant idea! Just attach the plug on to a window and it will harness solar energy. A small converter will convert it into electricity which can be freely used as a plug when you are in the car, on a plane or outside.

Love this design and I really think it has a great potential.

I wish this were real.

(via tokyofixed)

Source: timgspears

languageofbrands:

NYC Look bike campaign.

Brilliant.

(via tokyofixed)

Source: languageofbrands