Most Popular Passwords - 2012

These are the 25 most popular passwords for 2012. Unfortunately they are the worst and less imaginative passwords too. It seems as the hackers have an easy task...


source: http://gizmodo.com/5954372/the-25-most-popular-passwords-of-2012

A World From Paper

Art is inspiration. It's the only tool you need, almost nothing else. A good example of this is Peter Callesen, an artist from denmark who only uses pieces of paper to create beautiful things. Most of his work is made only from A4 sheets of paper. 

A4 papercuts:




























Large scale pappercuts:















More at http://www.petercallesen.com/home/

Nikon's Annual Photomicrography

Nikon's annual photomicrography is a microspe photography competition where amazing shots are exposed. Here are some great ones. You can see more of this year's pictures at Nikon's site, or from the past years,too.

Halloween Prank

This may easily be tha best Halloween prank ever. This is the magician Rich Ferguson performing the head drop trick, in California. You know you would be scared too...

Light Facts

Enough of the art. Let's see something about science. Here is a video from Vsauce, speaking of facts about the light. And the shadow, too...

The Creative Finder

The Creative Finder is a photography social network "where finders meet creatives". It's a really interesting site for collaboration and inspiration. 
Take a look at: http://thecreativefinder.com/
Have a taste of some cool pictures:

Coolest Bridge Ever!

Some people are searching new type of bridges to cross river Seine. This is a conceptual trampoline bridge designed by Atelier Zündel Cristea. It consists of tubular inflatable walls with a series of giant trampolines strung between them so you can jump your way across the river.  The bridge is set to be located strategically in relation to the Eiffel Tower, so as to provide users with a unique view of the city. 

Seriously now. Make it happen!

Common Objects

Dmitri Gerasimov is a photographer from Tallinn, who draws the attention to the things that cross his eyes on the regular. He wants to encourage people to see more, to notice. The objects in his pictures are so common that we don't even look at them in our daily life, but his photography with the strong light and vivid colours draws the human eye to give them extra consideration. Some images are even crude on the eye, but they evoke strong reactions. He says "I encourage people to see more. To take more notice. Sometimes seemingly familiar objects become unrecognizable. And that’s very important."

See more at http://www.dmitrigerasimov.com/Photography