Another great wing shot (this week’s theme apparently)! Only this time with 100% more fisheye. Photo by Justin Brown.
Full version here.
My greatest goal is to go to Hong Kong’s airport and London’s airport.
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| — | Excerpt of a letter I wrote in sixth grade (October 1999) to my future self. It was an assignment in class and we each were presented with our letters upon graduation from high school. |
Look at these photo frames! They’re made to look like airplane windows!
We can’t help but think they’d be great for people who are into photographing aerials from their window seat.
Photo Frames That Look Like Airplane Windows
via adamgtz
Genius.
It’s frustrating to learn that in 1941,
- There existed overnight rail service between New York City and Montréal.
- One could board this train in Stamford, CT.
- The trip between Stamford, CT and Montréal was faster than the current Amtrak Adirondack’s trip from Penn Station to Montréal.
- You could get sleeper car service on this route.
Scanned from page 3 of the April 24, 1941 issue of the New York World-Telegram.
Ever wanted to see the power of Creative Commons in action?
Here’s a fun scavenger hunt activity for those of you heading to Austin for SXSW: find my photo of Puerto Madero at the University of Texas’s Blanton Museum of Art. It’s illustrating historical background for their show, Recovering Beauty: The 1990s in Buenos Aires.
(Exhibit photos courtesy of Jacqueline Abreo of The Blanton Museum.)
