zoo&boy

great performance of Afterlife

amazon prime air

Stark and eerie photos of Paris in the aftermath of World War II by Ed Clark. (From Paris he moved to Los Angeles, according to HuffPo. The trajectory of heroes.)

Sometimes, when you press the shutter button on your camera, the result of the shot is not exactly the one you expected: at the last moment, someone or something has appeared in the field, giving your shooting a character inattendu.Dans ideally, it would, for a photo at the perfect timing, that these three points are present: the perfect location, the perfect angle and the perfect moment. It is precisely the classification of fifty pictures at the most perfect timing found on the internet (or more perfectly synchronized, in French), the U.S. site Twistedsifter had fun doing.

lion whisperer

wow.. great ad.

JACK

BEAUTY OF MATHEMATICS

Add photoreal images, abstract designs, and animation to your long exposure photos and timelapse.

Great, simple app