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I don’t know that the Indian people were ever known to be an industrious lot, but as these photos show, they are far from it. Now I’m not saying that all Indian folk are lazy, but the ones in these photos certainly are. But I guess if there is nothing else to do, why not?  Take a look inside your computer, who knows what you will find… In these cases here, it’s a few years of accumulated dust! )) How can people let their computers end like this? Also, take a look at the previous part. There’re some crazy pictures too...  I don’t know how to describe those animated pics, so the best is to take a look after the jump. All I can say is that it’s weird and creepy, but kinda intriguing!  Edward Burtynsky is a Canadian photographer and artist. His works are housed in over fifty museums worldwide, numerous corporate collections, and books. Burtynsky's most famous photographs are sweeping views of landscapes altered by industry: mine tailings, quarries, scrap piles. The grand, awe-inspiring beauty of his images is often in tension with the compromised environments they depict. What is impressive with his works is that he can take a picture of the consequences of industrialization on nature and make it beautiful.  An American left his bag in the car with a can of gas duster in it. Therefore, after a few hours in the sun, it exploded. The can made a hole in the bag and broke the windshield.  Very unusual, but nice designer purses. Have a look.  Here is the marketing genius of the Japanese in all its splendor. You buy a manga book and as a present that goes along with the book you get a dust cloth for your computer screen. But this is not a simple dust cloth...  Go ahead, take a look ) Maybe there is so much dust that your computer couldn’t work correctly and you couldn’t go to your favorite site  The owners of these computers are real slackers who don’t care about their material ))  |
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