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by candlelight

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red wine and roses

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spring breaking through

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Anh Nguyen 

Anh Nguyen shares on her tumblr these stunning images of architecture from all around the world. She is a photographer and student from Seoul, South Korea who is currently based in Berlin, Germany.

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Koho Shoda , Moonlit Sea

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Movie posters of the week

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clocks

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martin d-1

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rush hour

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this ain't no disco

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stigma

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Darby Lahger

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Abandoned Places in Buenos Aires 

Small stories and architectonic practices that existed in each character filled village and provinces in Buenos Aires are here rescued by Juan Viel when he captures their atmospheres and particularities through his camera.

The variety of images and their subjects invite us to reflect on the substance and architectural heritage in these small Argentinian towns, and to think about the places where we live.

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Computerwelt

People spend hours each day starting at computers and smartphones, but rarely see the minuscule circuits that make them work. But if you take a close look at a microprocessor, you’ll see something amazing. “It looks like a three-dimensional skyline,” says Christoph Morlinghaus. “You can get totally lost in it.”

The images in Computerwelt are rich in detail, each component sharply defined. It does look like you’re gazing down on a city, the buildings casting shadows on the streets below them. It’s a fascinating glimpse into the technology you take for granted, even as you’re staring at it right now.

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