Lazarides Charing Cross rd, originally uploaded by Mr.Whisper.
A few new photos from Lazarides Charing Cross rd.
Lazarides Charing Cross rd, originally uploaded by Mr.Whisper.
A few new photos from Lazarides Charing Cross rd.
This is the Image Fulgurator, half guerrilla-art stunt and half homemade-gadget awesomeness. Berlin based artist Julius von Bismarck uses his oddly named camera-mod to project images onto street furniture where they appear in the photos of strangers, but remain invisible to their eyes.
You can catch many more of these clever pieces at www.flickr.com/photos/the_decapitator/
I’m already a big fan.
Skuair: 2D Image Recognition, Beyond Barcodesby Christine Huang in Trends In Europe, Electronics & Gadgets, Telecom, Advertising & BrandingBarcelona-based Daem Interactive has unveiled their latest image recognition technology dubbed Skuair, a system that reads pictures and logos taken via mobile phone and immediately spits back relevant urls or other chosen information. Once the mobile photo is taken, a low-res version of the image is sent to Skuair’s processing server and the corresponding URL/content is returned. The owner of the image can choose from a variety of multimedia urls or messages to associate with his or her image. We’re not really clear how the technology works, but supposedly users will even be able to apply their own tags to images later this year.
Cute pink chair, originally uploaded by Mr.Whisper.
Went to the delightful Tent London over the weekend. You can check out my flicker set here.