A black and white street photography portrait of a man standing in the basket of a cherry picker crane. The composition is set entirely against the dense backdrop of a massive brick building, which fills the complete background of the frame. The uniform, textured pattern of the brickwork and the sharply defined, geometric framed windows create a stark grid-like contrast against the industrial metal lines of the crane. This candid, monochrome documentary shot highlights the striking geometric interplay between the city's heavy architecture and the machinery of urban labor.

A Study Of Architectural Maintenance

Black girl joy, I love this video. 😊

Vibes 🤙

“We always seem to have money for war. But not to feed the poor.”

Screencap from ESCAPE FROM THE PLANET OF THE APES

I was kind of hoping this was going to happen

Very cool 🤙

There's a beehive on the roof of my office building and they just jarred the honey. Looking forward to spreading this on some biscuits!

Artemis II Crewed Moon Mission - Live 24/7 YouTube video by NASASpaceflight

looping the moon during an eclipse on my birthday is pretty wild

If only my 'banana bread' would be just a little bashful...

a pixelated image of a person behind a fence with a few letters on it ALT: a pixelated image of a person behind a fence with a few letters on it

Very cool. I'm picking up some Meryl vibes 🤙

Mar 29, What Is A Spirit Attachment And How Can It Be Removed? What Is a Spirit Attachment? This is when a lost or confused spirit connects to a vulnerable person’s energy seeking comfort or resolution - not to cause harm.

Mar 29, What Is A Spirit Attachment And How Can It Be Removed?: What Is a Spirit Attachment? This is when a lost or confused spirit connects to a vulnerable person’s energy seeking comfort or resolution - not to cause harm. #psychic #tarot #mediumship

Mr. Tastee, an ice cream headed ice cream man from the Adventures of Pete and Pete

Mr. Tastee from The Adventures of Pete and Pete was its own brand of uncanny ("Why do you think he wears that plastic head all the time? To keep kids like you from asking too... many... personal... questions!"), though less outwardly goopy. #ISawTheTVGlow #HATM

Mentally I am here (Chop Chop Master Onion's Dojo)

You Gotta Believe!

An Easter Bunny with mean teeth spies on some egg hunters.

Luis Dominguez covered Unexpected 202 (1980).

Have fun hiding those eggs tonight, Bronze Age bunnies!

My photo shows an ancient Egyptian Senet gaming board. It is a small rectangular box made of glossy bright blue faience with a separate sliding drawer at one end (shown at left) for storing the blue faience gaming pieces. Six gaming pieces are shown on the game board on top of the box. Three are reel-shaped and three are semi-conical. There are four reel-shaped pieces and one semi-conical piece on the display case surface beside the game board. The long side of the gaming board is decorated with alternating ‘Isis Knot’ and ‘djed pillar’ symbols. The gaming board dimensions are 5.5 x 7.7 x 21 cm. On display at Brooklyn Museum. Dated New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, reign of Amenhotep III c. 1390-1353 BC Here’s the Brooklyn Museum Catalogue description: “Top of board divided into thirty compartments with dividing lines glazed black. Four squares inscribed with numerals and a nefer sign. Long sides decorated with painted design of seven panels, each with alternating ankh and djed signs. Solid end bears painted Horus name (Amenhotep III?) ‘beloved of Amon.’ Open end pierced twice on one side. Base glazed black. Ends of drawer glazed dark and light blue in checkerboard pattern. Base and interior of drawer glazed dark purple-blue. Front of drawer pierced with four small holes (for handle?); sides pierced three times and two times - purpose not evident. Condition: Object has been assembled from fragments. Extensive scattered areas of plaster restoration. The drawer was probably originally much longer. Glaze worn in spots. Numerous firing cracks”.

A 3,400 year old Ancient Egyptian ‘Senet’ game board with gaming pieces.

Senet is one of the earliest known board games. Popular in ancient Egypt, it was associated with the soul’s journey through the underworld and was often placed in tombs.

Brooklyn Museum 📷 by me

#Archaeology

Daft Punk’s Get Lucky Gets a 298-Piece LEGO Tribute With That Iconic Gradient Sun Summer 2013 belonged to Daft Punk. "Get Lucky" was everywhere, an inescapable groove machine that turned the French robots into genuine pop stars after years of underground credibility. The song marked a massive sonic pivot for the duo, trading their signature electro-crunch for live instrumentation, bringing in Nile Rodgers to lay down those disco guitar

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By: Sarang Sheth on Thursday, March 26, 2026

A black and white street photography portrait of a figure walking down the center of a city street, dragging a large window air conditioner directly on the asphalt behind them. The person is bundled up in a jacket with their back to the camera, forming a dark silhouette against the road. The composition is framed by rows of parked cars and budding trees, creating natural leading lines toward the subject. The gritty, high-contrast monochrome tones capture a candid, documentary street scene that highlights the unique character of the city.

Preparing For Summers Heat

​A gritty, high-contrast monochrome photograph captured in a square format, evoking the raw texture and immediacy of analog street photography. The composition centers on a seated figure inside a New York City subway car, wearing a camouflage cap and glasses, who is holding a striking albino ball python. The snake is coiled prominently around the subject’s hand and forearm, held up near their face and partially obscuring it, creating a powerful surreal juxtaposition against the mundane urban backdrop. The black and white palette dramatically emphasizes form and tactile tension, contrasting the smooth scales of the reptile against the rough fabric of the subject's cap and clothing. Available light creates moody shadows across the hard-surfaced seating and the geometric forms of the transit interior, adding a documentary film noir aesthetic to this candid urban portrait.

The Serpent Tamer

This item is a custom-built record player station designed to look like a coffin, featuring a vintage Technics SL-1900 turntable.

Want.

Silk Bag Filled With Puppies.avi YouTube video by DNRDustin

Silk bag filled with puppy ears.

Ouch, my balls.

meme of squidward looking out a window with the outside view replaced by a screenshot from pokopia where the main character is playing with bulbasaur, charmander, and squirtle

i will not spend $570 just to play one game…
i will not spend $570 just to play one game…
i will not spend $570 just to play one game…

Just-released photo of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson from the live-action Moana

We’ve told all the casting agents that the Weird Al biopic sequel is currently on hold, but they just keep sending in headshots.

An alien like anomaly with a glowing ball of light at its face?

'Subject 91'

Waves of tentacle like flesh appear and dissappear into the glowing orb on the face of Subject 91. It is always glowing, it is always changing shape. Here it took on a more humanoid shape, trying to adapt to the scientists around it.

#datkart #alien

A fine art and documentary street photography macro shot capturing a close-up, artistic view of a commercial sample board of textured carpet swatches hanging outside an industrial wholesale warehouse in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. Utilizing a dramatic shallow depth of field, the composition features strong leading lines that draw the eye along a vertical metal display rack filled with multiple rows and columns of small, square, fuzzy carpet swatches. The samples showcase a rich study in color theory, featuring a variety of vibrant and neutral tones like teal green, deep medium blue, light sky blue, burnt orange, beige, and cream, with small identification numbers (like "21") visible below some of the pieces. The sharp focus on the foreground fibers highlights the tactile, gritty visual texture of the materials, while the receding rows gradually blur into a soft, creamy bokeh to form an abstract pattern. To the right, the out-of-focus streetside environment reveals indistinct metal grating and a blurred figure walking in the distance under daylight, perfectly encapsulating the raw aesthetic, juxtaposition, and candid visual storytelling of everyday urban life and commerce.

Curbside Samples

Candy Land was created in a polio ward — and its creator never made another game Eleanor Abbott set out to help sick kids pass the time and wound up creating one of the all-timers

Eleanor Abbott set out to help sick kids pass the time and wound up creating one of the all-timers

I remember taking a date to see this in theaters and she was not happy about it at all. Awesome flick!