Loving this series of long exposure pictures by Terence Chang. The collection of 16 photos, taken between July 13, 2008 and April 16, 2010, visually describe landing and take-off patterns for the airport. Yes those funny looking white streaks are all planes.
David Rogers’ Big Bugs 
Instant Table by Why The Friday 
Stone Sculptures by Hirotoshi Itoh 
Nano “Flowers” by Wim Noorduin 
Excalibur, The World’s Tallest Climbing Wall 
Ondu, Handmade Wooden Pinhole Cameras 
Cambium, Vegan Bike Saddle by Brooks England 
Gringo, Bubble Shield Helmets by Bitwell 
100 Years Later by Maico Akiba 
Tailor, Impeccably Dressed Loudspeakers 
Ihlow House, Barn Conversion by Roswag Architekten 
Tonke Retro Campers, the Fieldsleeper 
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Dmitri
September 19, 2011Those are some amazing shots. It is quite interesting to see things in the way that camera could and we never could. I’ve got this shot: http://dmitrisanimation.com/img/2011_04_01_mexico-light#04_transit-over-starfilled-sky.jpg by an accident, yet it intrigued me. But the shots posted here, are far more amazing.