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For some of the best barrel footage you’ve ever seen, check out Red Bull Surfing.
They’re utilizing a new technology called the 360 Camera, and it gives you a never before seen perspective inside of the barrel, putting you as close to the action as possible without strapping on a wetsuit.
While traveling around Washington, DC, Flickr user Musely had an interesting idea called Washington, DC on $85 a Day.
Since the US $5, $10, $20, and $50 bills all feature buildings that are located in Washington (the Lincoln Memorial, US Treasury, White House and Capitol buildings respectively) he walked around until he found the place wither each illustration was made, lined up the bill, and snapped away.
It’s old meets new in a very interesting sort of way.
[Flickr - Musely - Washington, DC On $85 A Day]
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FILE Magazine is a collection of photographs that treat subjects in unexpected ways, creating new genres with alternate takes, odd angles, unconventional observations, and more, FILE isn’t Kodak, Vogue or ESPN, and it definitely isn’t a photoblog, photo challenge/contest, or group photo album. FILE is, however, a great place to go for inspiration, improvisation, and imagination. If you want to see the world through a different lens, check out what FILE has to offer, but be prepared for a perspective shift.
[Photo: Painter's Thumb By Nawfal Nur]
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Julian Beever doesn’t just do chalk pavement drawings; he does multidimensional masterpieces that defy logic and perspective. When viewed from the right location, they seem to come right off of or go into the ground they are created on. Check out his site for a glimpse into the work of a master.
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