Located in Dunedin New Zealand, this ridiculously steep street is only 1140 feet long but will definitely cause your thighs to burn if you try to walk up it. You better have really good brakes on your car too.

British photographer Matt Stuart takes seemingly mundane street scene pictures in London and somehow finds humor and irony. Check out these unbelievably unstaged moments, or “Happy Accidents” uncovered by his observant eye.

Here is an amazing collection of street art that features well-known video game characters.

These are some street face art by MTO, a street art and graffiti artist from Berlin. There are some familiar faces, some famous faces, and some unknown faces. They are all quite spectacular.

On the streets of New York, artist Kenny Scharf took a paintbrush and painted over the body and face of famous Chinese artist Liu Bolin in order to match his mural. Bolin is known for doing this type of transparent or camouflage art. Once they completed the transformation it was hard to see a human standing in front of the mural.

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Photographer and professional retoucher Erik Johansson created this striking street illusion at Sergels torg (Sergel's Square) using huge photograph swaths. It appears that the ground has caved in and that people walking over the precipice will fall to their deaths.

Swiss street artists enjoy creating abstract paintings and installations on the streets, stadiums and overpasses in different countries around the world. Their giant scale art looks amazing.

This is a piece of street art that is an amazing optical illusion. The artwork was done by Kurt Wenner, who was an employee of NASA. He uses his math skills to create optical illusions that are three dimensional.

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If we are what we eat, then these folks are strange, slimy, gross and delicious. They devour delicacies ranging from chicken feet to pig snout and everything in between without blinking an eye. Proceed only if you’ve got a strong stomach and pray do tell, which of these strange street foods would be courageous enough to try?

This is a collection of cats found on the streets, in kennels where they were waiting to be euthanized, vivariums and shelters. Love and patience can make real miracles, turning a street cat into a beautiful, happy and true pet friend.

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An interesting compilation of some of the most unusual Google Street View pictures from various positions along different world’s streets.

I bet you have fond memories of Big Bird, Oscar the grouch, Bert and Ernie, Cookie Monster or some other popular Sesame Street character from your childhood. It was today in 1969 that the brainchild of Joan Cooney aired for the first time.

This is chewing gum art that was created by artist Ben Wilson. While most people think chewing gum on the street is disgusting, the chewing gum artist certainly makes a decorative statement with it. 

Google Street View allows us seeing what's going on on the streets in different countries. These curious images come from Brazil. Take a look at the pictures before Google has deleted some of them.

This is some incredible street are that must be seen. It is truly amazing that these street artists who supposedly have no formal training are able to come up with such amazing artwork.

A collection of amazing and incredible street fight art.

The fantastic street art in these photos was created by artist Robin Rhode from South Africa. It is absolutely fresh and beautiful. It does beg the question of why graffiti is illegal since it is certainly much better that what was there previously. How can something so fantastic be illegal?

Somebody likes to take pictures of nature. Others enjoy taking pictures of themselves, their family and friends. But there are people like Danny Santos II who shoot strangers on the city streets. This photographer lives in Singapore. So far he has about 65 portraits of strangers, but his goal is to create about 100 portraits. You can see the best of his works after the jump.

The idea is simply great.

I liked video the best.

How many dogs can live in a dog favela? Well, according to the photos in this post about 1600 (and some 200 cats). This one in the city of Caxias do Sul in Brazil is very humane and takes dogs in off the street to care for them. It is underfunded but they do the best they can and the dogs seem happy.

Cities all over Europe have a wild collection of animal street graffiti all over streets, buildings and practically anywhere a street artist can get to with his paint brush or spray can. Although they were obviously done by different artists, they all have one thing in common; They are all huge and they all look real.

Some people might find Japanese street fashion a bit strange, odd and extravagant. However, this is very normal for Japan.

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The addresses in this post run the gambit from the ridicules to the funny. They make you wonder who in the world sits around and thinks them up. Some are outrageous, some are naughty, but they all are humorous.

Former NASA scientist Kurt Wenner came up with some street art that are some amazing 3D optical illusions. They look so real it is difficult to believe that they were painted. With a person standing next to one of them you would swear that the art next to them as real as they are. The man is a scientist as well as an artistic genius.

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