He and his broom followed the car making sure they're going down in history.

If you would ever want to check out the street view of Ulleung-gun, Gyeongbuk, South Korea, you are very likely to find this friendly dog, who followed the street view photographer all the way to guide it through the neighborhood.

Canadian artist and filmmaker Jon Rafman has spent many hours culling through these images. He takes screen shots of the best ones and displays them on his blog (though never reveals their location). Called "9-Eyes," his Tumblr is named after the nine cameras that Google's Street View cars use.

Today cities are being transformed for the better. They become more people and cyclist-friendly. Here are some before and after shots that show some of these incredible public space transformations.

Canadian artist and filmmaker Jon Rafman goes through millions of Google Street View images to find the best shots. And he could find some real gems.
 

These unusual sights are even more interesting because they have been captured for the world to see by Google Street View.