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When Mysterious Shadows Running Through the Park

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…cond and you’ll start to see something magical taking shape. Called Scattered Light, the installation is quite large at 50-feet-wide, 16-feet-high and 16-feet-deep. Campbell likes referring to his stringing lights as pixels saying that the pixels create an image that “has been kind of blown apart.” Watch a great video about it on Switched. Scattered Light is one of three total installations Campbell currently has on view i…

 

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Bad Decisions

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As I previously mentioned with Whitney Houston’s death and quotes of a few iconic people, there’s a lot we can learn from the stars of the past. This time I am giving you a collage of the not so good examples of the past. Although they were very well at what they were doing, they didn’t last long. Here a quite amusing exaggeration of the one with the bad endings and a plus one. …

 

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True Stars

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Note: If you were not born before the 90’s you might find this article insulting. Thanks to the World Wide Web today we have the chance to take a good glance at the past. Today we live in the best times where all kinds of information travel through more minds than ever. Still, we somehow manage to ignore advice more and more, repeat all kinds of mistakes again and again. That’s why I admire the idols of yesterday. Nowadays those people who have …

 

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Angel Wings All Over Auckland

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In Auckland City everybody can be an angel. Advertisement agency Publicis Mojo has in partnership with the Auckland City Mission been drawing angel wings all over the city, and inviting people to take pictures in front of them and post them to the City Mission’s Facebook page. The pictures will be donated by a sponsor, $5 up to $10 000. Not bad at all. Auckland City Mission is helping individuals and families who need attention because of…

 

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Strangely bent rails after New Zealand earthquake

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…ctually supposed to be 7.2 but it was soon downgraded. A lot of places near Christchurch were closed for inspection, and among others was the rail network on the South Island, and one of their findings is represented in these pictures. It is rather a rare and weird kind of damage that an earthquake can cause. The rails are literally bent from one side to the other, and one fact that’s very creepy is that the surroundings are not destroyed at all,…