Delayed Echoes

2009

December
November 46
October 41
September 101
August 145
July 150
June 148
May 203
April 13
March 234
February 128
January 143

2008

December 149
November 134
October 130
September 132
August 83
July 116
June 62
May 85
April 132
March 44
February
January
This photo shows an exhibit of photographs of families found...
Oct 1st
Listen Listen
Anberlin - We Dreamed In Heist
Oct 1st
Low light photography by Jan Lykke.
Oct 1st
Thinking Literally
Sep 29th
Working Hard is Overrated
Sep 28th
Advice for Happy People
Sep 28th
Happy Roses on Fubiz.
Sep 28th
Tracks to Nowhere by Nicholas Marino. This is possibly one...
Sep 28th
Warch Watch
Auto-tuned Remix of Carl Sagan’s Cosmos (Featuring Stephen Hawking) (via GOOD) I’m generally...
Sep 27th
The Louvre at night by Fabio Ornago.
Sep 24th
The Duct Tape Programmer
Sep 24th
From an incredible photo set, Cuba landscapes, via Coudal.
Sep 24th
Listen Listen
Elbow - Starlings This song has beautiful lyrics: The violets explode inside me when I meet your...
Sep 24th
Eternal by futureancient. Feels like a warm peaceful...
Sep 24th
From The Big Picture: scene from the dust storm in...
Sep 24th
Tapestry by Bruce.
Sep 21st
The Referendum
Sep 21st
The Need to Stay Updated
Sep 21st
Warch Watch
A visualization of ten dimensions, starting from the first dimension. It’s really quite well...
Sep 21st
On Infinite Jest
Sep 21st
Listen Listen
Augustana - Twenty Years
Sep 20th
How Mr. Q Manufactured Emotion
Sep 20th
Sep 20th
Evaluating Risk and Opportunity
Sep 20th
The Aller Media Building, with its gently bowing and...
Sep 20th
Our Eyebrows, Ourselves
Sep 20th
Dan Tobin Smith takes these eeriely precise photos made out...
Sep 20th
Papercraft of the Walt Disney Concert Hall in LA, by Ingrid...
Sep 19th
Check it out: the first subpixel font ever, at 3 pixels...
Sep 16th
Warch Watch
This is a seriously cool video. I’ve seen noodle chefs do this, but not up close like they...
Sep 16th
Pretty double-exposure photograph. The way that the lights...
Sep 16th
Warch Watch
The Marshmallow Test: a video of little kids undergoing the test, where all of them are told that...
Sep 15th
Flood waters and oil slicks completely surround High Island...
Sep 15th
“Writing is perhaps the greatest of human inventions, binding...”
— Carl Sagan (via Surfstation)
Sep 15th
Mooncakes
Sep 15th
I’m probably one of the only people who is looking...
Sep 14th
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The Radio Dept - Pulling Our Weight
Sep 14th
I love this. At first glance, it looks like the photo was...
Sep 14th
“Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes...”
— Fortune cookie
Sep 14th
This looks like an amazing bookstore. Livaria da Vila in Sao...
Sep 13th
Design Blogs
Sep 13th
Also: If you printed the internet, it would be a book...
Sep 13th
Cultural Fairy Tales
Sep 13th
Mesa Arch Sunrise by Barbara Read
Sep 13th
Is Happiness Catching?
Sep 13th
Mist & Night Clouds by Mikko Lagerstedt
Sep 13th
Voluntary Redirection of Attention
Sep 13th
Warch Watch
The Beatles Rock Band Outro from Fubiz, with beautiful shots like this one:
Sep 12th
(via Catchy Colors)
Sep 12th
Listen Listen
Augustana - Where Love Went Wrong
Sep 12th
“The simplest version works the best, and the first version...”
— On Prototyping
Sep 12th
Roses thrown by mourners float in a reflecting pool at the...
Sep 12th
Trails of Moon, Venus & Jupiter over the Nepean River by...
Sep 11th
Looking Down from Momentary Awe.
Sep 10th
Resetting America
Sep 10th
I don’t even know what it is, and I still want to try...
Sep 10th
Fleeting Happiness
Sep 10th
The details in the tendrils are even more stunning in full...
Sep 10th
From a commercial done by BBH London, which uses pretty...
Sep 10th
Listen Listen
Steelwells - Boxes
Sep 9th
Processing Music
Sep 9th
Sep 9th
It’s funny that email from a bot or a newsletter...
Sep 9th
Happiness: A Buyer's Guide
Sep 8th
(via)
Sep 8th
Why Hello Kitty Has No Mouth
Sep 8th
This illustrates the arcs of time travel in popular film and...
Sep 8th
Scratching the Surface
Sep 8th
Fireworks art by Rosemary Fiore: My drawings are created...
Sep 8th
“No two books ever follow quite the same road to reach us....”
— Julia Keller
Sep 8th
30 Minutes a Day
Sep 8th
My Gypsy Childhood
Sep 8th
Love how the drops of water each show a tiny clock. (Spiral...
Sep 7th
The Anatomy of Determination
Sep 7th
Listen Listen
Beirut - Nantes
Sep 7th
From the incredibly talented rosemary*
Sep 7th
Bringing 'Where the Wild Things Are' to the...
Sep 7th
“Laughter is like a ray of sun that brightens our lives. If...”
— David Servan-Schreiber
Sep 7th
If some images are coloured for scientific purposes, and...
Sep 7th
Put On Your Shoes
Sep 7th
Warch Watch
What is a moment? From RadioLab and Will Hoffman, this amazing video tries to answer that question....
Sep 7th
“I make all my decisions on intuition. But then, I must know...”
— Ingmar Bergman (via)
Sep 7th
From the series Blue by Boris Vian.
Sep 7th
“Sooner or later in life everyone discovers that perfect...”
— Primo Levi
Sep 6th
“If one only wished to be happy, this could be easily...”
— Montesquieu
Sep 6th
Keeping Up With RSS Feeds
Sep 6th
Sep 6th
On Excessive Noise
Sep 5th
Beautiful photos of chips and boards, collected by...
Sep 5th
From the NYTimes article about Central Park: Whatever...
Sep 5th
Sep 5th
Scratching in the sand with a stick has proved less than...
Sep 5th
From the series Intermezzo Urbano by Pietro Sapienza
Sep 5th
A Pharmacological Education
Sep 5th
These images are made by Jan Wöllert and Jörg Miedza, the...
Sep 4th
The Good Enough Revolution
Sep 3rd
Listen Listen
Aqualung - The Lake
Sep 3rd
“The world always seems brighter when you’ve just made...”
— Neil Gaiman (via) This is so...
Sep 3rd
The sun sent its last beams through clouds over Berlin’s...
Sep 3rd
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Monogrenade - Ce Soir
Sep 2nd
“Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex,...”
— Albert Einstein (via)
Sep 2nd
From The Handy Book of Artistic Printing (via Drawn)
Sep 2nd
The Mediocre Multitasker
Sep 2nd