Work It Out! - Urban Exercise

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Work It Out!

Ghost Robot features an awesome urban performance, filmed by director Joey Garfield:

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Today's pictures & links:

Above the Rainbow...

Most unusual angle - most spectacular photo.

An interesting variety of rain (which evaporated before reaching the ground) -

(images via Stanley Lieber)

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Turner didn't paint AT-ATs... but if he did:

William Turner (1775 - 1851) - one of the English Romantic "painters of light". Slightly helped by hYpe.

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Give Her a Bone

Pretty ridiculous jewelry, by Vivienne Westwood:

In the same category:

(image credit: creativeboysclub)

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A Hat? A Mushroom?

"Trinity" explosion - the first test of technology for a nuclear weapon, July 16, 1945.

This picture's event is usually considered as the beginning of the Atomic Age (more info)

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Mixed fresh links for today:

Earth From Above: Yann Arthus-Bertrand - [photography]
1 km high skyscraper is planned for Dubai - [wow architecture]
Very Weird Baloon Sculptures - [art]
Crazy Corn Mazes - [landscape]
Amazing Slow Motion Rocket Launch - [wow video]
Field of Light - [cool art]
Conversation with an intelligent bomb - [cool video]
DIY Demolition - [weird video]
Monkey waiters in Japanese restaurant - [fun video]

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Banksy in Bethlehem

This collection of brilliant graffiti work by world-famous Banksy (who still remains anonymous) makes not-so-subtle social statement... appropriately controversial:

For more great graffiti works by Banksy, you can check out this page at WebUrbanist.

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Space Ship Cutouts

"Tronnak" ship from Perry Rhodan series:

(image credit: Oliver Johanndrees)

A lot more wonderful tech specs and concepts are here. Don't miss this colossal ship cutout.

Speaking about Perry Rhodan, here is some poster and cover art:

See more at this site (click on various galleries), or the complete collection.

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Car Cemetery

Creepy and enormous car cemetery near Bern, Switzerland.