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Awesomeness, in its purest form, is often found right outside our respective doors. For all the awesome things that people do, it’s hard to beat natural phenomena. British filmmakers Liberty Smith and Sophie Windsor Clive (Islands and Rivers) filmed this breathtaking encounter with a massive flock (otherwise known as a murmuration) of starlings flying over the River Shannon in Ireland.
Like schools of fish, these birds protect themselves by traveling in large, densely-packed groups whose shapes are constantly transforming. These birds are just going about their normal business, trying to survive, but in the process they create an incredibly awesome spectacle to behold.
If this short film, entitled Murmuration, doesn’t leave you with at least a few goosebumps please take a moment to make sure you’re still breathing and haven’t begun craving human brain matter.
[Filmmaker information via Laughing Squid]
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Le Corbusier - Maison du Brésil, Paris 1958. Via.
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Le Corbusier - School of art and architecture, Chandigarh 1965. Via.
Now this is arm candy, y’all.
Sydney, Australia-based Lynda Slade upcycles vintage plastic knitting needles — many with Bakelite tops — into bracelets.
Find more by Lynda, a.k.a. sewnewthings and allthepreciousthings on Etsy, here and here.
See also: Earlier Unconsumption knitting-related posts here.
Feist - The Water (Ambassadeurs Reconstruction)
Download: Feist - The Water (Ambassadeurs Reconstruction) (.mp3)
Apparently Ambassadeurs made this reworking of Feist - The Water last night while watching the sun set over Brighton, it definitely comes across in the warm summery vibes. Really enjoying this reconstruction.








