A group of interesting beautiful images of post industrial spaces, from The Flickr. Above From “Lundwall”
Centrale Thermique IV - Tour de refroidissement - Belgique (Belgium) (Atomic cooling tower)
By Guillaume Linard
Detroit abandoned high school pool by SunShinin
By Pom²
In the desert outside Uyuni, Bolivia By “WorldTraveler”
by Alexelli
Rest In Peace Michael… You gave us and will continue to give us innumerable joyous moments…
Michael Joseph Jackson.
August 29 1958 — June 25th 2009
for some reason this version of Billy Jean by Shinehead seems like an appropriate tribute:
Following is a sampling of Billy Jean covers, tributes and random uses found on the web.
The Night Michael died, people had a Billy Jean sing along on the L train, in Brooklyn, NY:
Here an elementary school in Sri Lanka’s dance performance to Billy Jean
Rock Cover of Billy Jean
A kid named Hafid doing the Billie Jean Dance:
An Australian MJ impersonator:
Boy dances like MJ somewhere in the world:
Guy on the street in London listening to MJ on his iPod and going crazy dancing like MJ, ignoring the crowd gathering to watch him:
This is a bit painful, but shows the reach of MJ, this is on the Malaysian Idol in 2004:
Bulgarian Music Idol, also hard to watch but he is doing it:
Beautiful 1957 Ferrari Testa Rossa 250TR sold for $12mil.
What ever happened to Ferrari designs?
look at those insanely beautiful and simple curves.
orgasmic!
Kurt Hutton
SOUTHEND, ENGLAND, 1938 — Two young women enjoying themselves at a fair.
I love this photograph.
The composition is excellent.
It is a still image yet I get such a strong sense of motion from the composition the first time I looked at it I thought everyone was being thrown off the ride.
The clipped curve of the ride gives a strong feeling of spin, and the motion that it conveys is furthered by her forward projection as she is coming off the ride, as well as all of their hair being blown by the wind in the same direction as the motion.
They are all so happy, after the ride.
She is so elegant and sexy, the garther, the ensemble she is wearing, I love it.
Kurt Hutton has a really nice body of work, I had never seen it before this photo, but tis pretty bionic.
At the National Portrait Gallery
wow, pretty intense, that bike is probably over 400lbs too.