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Flickr of Genius: Art on the fly
Before I say anything, I can assure you that no flies were hurt during the making of this.
They were already dead.
Created by Magnus Muhr, these doodles make sure that the relatively short life of a fly was not in vain. Well, it’s more humane antidote to boredom than attacking them on a hot summer’s [...]
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Flickr of Genius: The real superheroes
Thanks to the recent expiration of a U.N. confidentiality clause, we can now see the real figures behind the great battles in recent history. For the first time we now have physical proof that superheroes do exist and have worked for (and against) the advancement of mankind.
Nah, only kidding. These great images are part of [...]
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Flickr of Genius: The smallest people in the world
San Francisco-based photographer Jason Barnhart obviously has an eye for detail. In these series of photographs he almost makes us believe that there’s parallel universe under our very feet – a ‘Land of the Giants’ in reverse – where it’s us who are the ‘giants’. Further reason for those litterbugs among us to change their [...]
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Flickr of Genius: Ultra-macro photography
These are just some of the stunning shots captured by Brian Valentine, showing that, more often than not, the most beautiful things in life are right there under our noses.
Via Abduzeedo
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Flickr of Genius: Secret lives of Stormtroopers
Documenting the more mundane side of a being a Stormtrooper based in the imperial outpost of western Scotland, Glasgow based Photographer Paul Cook has created a series a images of his favourite Star Wars characters. Check out his website for postcards, t-shirts and other merchandise featuring his affectionately titled ‘Stormies’.
Paul Cook Photography
Flickr of Genius: Nude Installation Art
Never underestimate the number of people that are willing to shed all their clothes (and inhibitions) for a mass display of public art. Spencer Tunick didn’t, and look what he’s achieved.
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Flickr of Genius: Ghost in The Machine
Proof that cassette tape is alive and kicking in this amazing portrait of the late Jimi Hendrix by iri5.
For further examples visit http://www.flickr.com/photos/iri5/sets/72157611954107572/
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