queenqueen 14 Billion / galaxy forming along filaments, like droplets along the strands of a spider's web / tomas saraceno
eula.snoweula.snow Embroidery Hoop Spider Web: Doily. Embroidery hoop (spray paint black, if desired). Black ribbon. Spider (I like fake ones).
florenceflorence Nikon D700: I absolutely adore this camera. It's great at high ISOs and built like a rock (I've tested...).
shaunashauna "This drab, windowless concrete facade does not conceal an electricity substation, data servers, or a high security detention center," Nicola Twilley writes over at GOOD. It is, instead, a living birds' nest factory, an emerging building type that has "spread across Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and even Cambodia, towering above traditional one-story structures and transforming the urban landscape." Their purpose? To foster the production of swiftlet nests, used in Chinese bird's nest soup.
victoriavictoria For me, seeing this picture was just like finding out there's no Santa Claus.
millicentmillicent Nikon's new 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6 looks like the ultimate travel (i.e. I'm only taking one with me) lens!
araceliaraceli Morning Cranberry Orange Pancakes. Tartelette's photos make me wish I liked cooking as much as I like eating.
florenceflorence I adore this lens. It's cheap, plastic, wide and wonderful. Until you drop it and it snaps in half. Like mine did.
tishatisha The T.25 City Car by Gordon Murray recalls the microcars of the '40's and 50's, but this is no retro car. The radical three seater city car tops out at 90mph with acceleration of 0-62mph in 16.2sec and gets 74mpg, and has a turning radius of under 20". 2 vehicles can travel side by side in a single lane and 3 can park end-to-end in a single parking space.

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