Here is the first of many photographs with the Stereo Lens Holga shot by Hardly Square. When the two lens’ shots flip back and forth it opens up some interesting depth and creates a dynamic photograph.
Click this link to see it in action.
http://hardlysquare.com/devins_images/holga_3-D/pj/
http://hardlysquare.com/devins_images/holga_3-D/cemetery/
http://hardlysquare.com/devins_images/holga_3-D/cemetery_2/
http://hardlysquare.com/devins_images/holga_3-D/april/
These short films created for Stella Artois’ Smooth Original campaign are pretty… well smooth.
Thanks Devin for showing these to me.
Bennett Robot Works has an extensive collection of robots. When the robots take over the world we now know who to blame.
Thanks for the find Nicole.
Ads of the World, a graphics.com site is pretty interesting. I particularly like this image.
See larger image here and there are lots of good ads, logos, etc. at this site.
“Ode to My Toothbrush”
By now you’ve heard the rumors. My abuse, my negligence. It’s true. I’m sorry. We are cruel giants, manipulative of your appliance. Baby, lets relish the now. Do it once more. I applaud your lonely charity. Under the artificial light you seem blue and brainless. But you’re not. At 7 o’clock when I wake I think of you. I don’t dare utter a single word without your treatment. I want to yank you from your wet chamber, and dress you in some fluoride compound. I can hear it now, the soft sound of falling water and you doing my dirty work. Up and down, Back and forth. Back and forth, in my mouth. My hand on your body, guiding, working through it together. The positions I put you in… You are an apology in my hand. Ultimately, I know you just want to keep me smiling. This craving, it’s a compulsion I can’t just wash down the drain. But it’s not just in the morning that I think to you. Just before I go to bed, when I get that urge, that taste in my mouth. You are a necessity to me. Can’t you see? Your long body, strong bristles, you have a grip about you. I promise, you’ll never slip from my hands.
by Peter Sullivan
It has been brought to my attention, by the master mind Nicole, that KFC’s new marketing campaign is just plain dumb. And when I say dumb I mean really dumb. Like dumb on multiple levels. First off lets try and grasp the idea that they are now selling grilled chicken at Kentucky Fried Chicken. How is this ok? Isn’t this called cannibalization? But I’m over it. Moving on…
Now lets add in their promotional microsite and marketing tagline. The tag is “UnThink What You Thought About KFC.” Why even say anything negative about your other products or old offering? You don’t see Diet Pepsi trashing regular Pepsi and calling it fattening. It just doesn’t make sense. The kicker though is the URL for this promotional site which is www.unthinkfc.com. Ok Ok, so they are trying to get us to think that KFC is healthier now. I can dig it. But then they go and share the ‘K’ from Think and the ‘K’ from KFC in the website address. This spells and reads UnThin KFC. UnThin is the exact opposite idea of what they are going for. I think they UnThought this whole marketing campaign…
I think I just found my Mother’s Day Present!!!!
An underwear manufacturer has invented pants designed to hide the smell of farts. The Under-Ease pants have an in-built multi-layered, replaceable filter, made of felt, charcoal and fibreglass wool. To prevent gases escaping without passing through it, the underpants are made from air-tight fabric and completely sealed with elastic around the waistband and legs. Source
If you have an iPhone you should check out this application.
Here are a few photos from the official White House photostream on Flickr. There are some really interesting shots.
Click here to see more photography from the White House photostream.
Devin just took a great new Propergander photo.
Here is a link to more of Hardly Square’s Propergander photography.
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