A Hump Day For The Dogs…
Some reflections on how things look to us versus how things look to a dog…
Some reflections on how things look to us versus how things look to a dog…
Really? Well my friend, there’s a mountain of data proving how totally wrong you are! Just check out what I found over on Visual News…
I honestly don’t know enough about traditional honey production to know if the “It’s the beekeepers dream” claim made by the Honey On Tap From Your Own Beehive folks is true, but I do know their little invention is very, very cool!
No, this isn’t some weird trip down the memory lanes of my psychedelic youth, but these videos I found on Visual News certainly do bring a bunch of those memories to mind! 😉
As much as I love the old Jim Stafford song from which I took the title for this post (and as many times as I’ve personally experienced what that song was all about), the fact is that the “trips” I’ve dreamed of taking most have always been of an altogether different kind. Here a just two examples…
As an Air Force veteran and “Spacehead,” the fact that my desktop slideshow includes lots of “flight-related” images will probably come as no surprise to anyone. The thing is though, while I was reading the How WWI Shaped Modern Air Supremacy article over on LiveScience, it wasn’t those images that immediately popped into my head…
Time for Monday art. This time with images by way of the Visual News blog…
This one is both fascinating and, well, a little creepy too. Okay, we hear all the time about how ultraviolet radiation from the sun can damage our skin, right? But did you know that an ultraviolet camera can be used to reveal the hidden freckles and splotches the sun has already left on your skin? Well, take a look as videographer Thomas Leveritt shocks and amazes a bunch of people by revealing what the sun has done to them!
As a child, I never could quite understand people’s fascination with fragile things, since they had to keep everyone – like rambunctious little boys – away from them. I’m much older now. And while I’m still not sure I’d trust myself to take proper care of such things, I do have much more of an appreciation for what they represent.
Since seeing these very cool Omid Asadi images on Visual News and Twisted Sifter, I’ve come to think of them as excellent ‘reflections’ of just how fragile things can be, and of just how hard it might be to repair them once broken…
A few images excerpted from posts on Visual News (a.k.a., “The Cure For Eyeball Boredom”). Please use the links provided below each set to get the ‘whole’ picture… 😉