This is when Chipmunk meets Star Wars Universe. Awesome shots from a Flickr user Powerpig. More after the break. Read more…

Is Roomba doing his work? I’m sure he did, this is the long-exposure shot of a Roomba’s path over 30 minutes. Wow! nice, see that spiral.

[via Engadget]

There are faces on these pictures, spotted them? They are the ads from Club Med Advertising campaign and have received the image creativity award. More pictures after the break. Read more…

These photos were taken by Kingston’s photographer Peter Dean Rickards. That’s a cool bike, I’m going to weld mine when I have free time. Read more…

Somehow I think Banana is like a man and Strawberry is like a lady. Good example above.

[Thanks John]

Take a look on how human camouflage in different places like supermarket, library, notice board, bus stand or bench. More pictures after the break. Read more…

Yeah…This is the Madonna “Before” and “After” Photoshop. Are you serious? Maybe that’s the other way round. Which is Photoshopped? Left or Right? I will say left.

[via Like Cool]

Take a look this high speed camera captures, shooting through cards and chalks. More after the break Read more…

Remember some people brought their desktop to Starbucks to get the internet? One of our readers has drop a comment with a link to this one, a setup of office desk outside Starbucks in Santee, CA trolley center. Enjoying the free internet outside Starbucks, that is wrong.

A team of teenage students spend $77 for Nikon Coolpix and $60 latex balloon filled with helium to capture these shots which are 20 miles away from Earth’s surface. Radio-synced to Google Earth, tracked the package soared 885 feet per minute into the sky, taking shots on a periodic timer. The balloon failed around 100,000 before the system parachuted to the ground. The students were able to recover the package that landed 6 miles away from the site they launched it, they extracted the SD card. More pictures after the break. Read more…