Watching Bwana Devil in 3D at the Paramount Theater, Hollywood, 1952, JR Eyerman
JR Eyerman famously captured this photo of a formally-attired audience sporting 3D glasses during the opening night screening of the movie -Bwana Devil- (the first full length colour 3D motion picture) at Paramount Theatre, Hollywood. The film is set in British East Africa during the early 20th century. It is based on the true story of the Tsavo maneaters, a pair of lions which were responsible for the deaths of a number of construction workers on the Kenya-Uganda Railway, from March to December 1898. Although panned by the critics, the movie started a temporary 3D boom in the US film industry from 1952 to 1954. The advance of television halved the movie attendance from 90 million in 1948 to 46 million in 1951 and the movie studios tried desperately to lure the audience back into the theatres with many innovative techniques, among which were National Vision, Cinerama and other unsuccessful 3D ventures.
«Назад в СССР». 3D-работа Владимира Кузьмина (2013).
"Back in the USSR". 3D work by Vladimir Kuzmin (2013).
“Jacobs’s dioramas provide peeks into a world in which reality is presented in such exquisite detail it begins to look surreal.
The artist draws from art history and garden pest control brochures alike to create miniature 3D works of art, viewed through a circular glass lens. Viewers get the impression that they are looking into another realm, simultaneously natural and constructed, familiar and unknown. In a way, we get a taste for a fish’s life from inside the bowl.”
“The images are screenshots from Google Earth. They are glitches that occur when the 2d satellite imagery and 3d terrain don’t line up quite right, or structures such as bridges get projected down onto the terrain below, creating fabulous and unintentional distortions”- Clement Valla
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I love this gif because just look her.. She doesnt even flinch..Shes all like “Theres a chance I may die but who cares”
This has to be the saddest, most disturbing gif ever.
"Ben Goldwasser and Andrew VanWyngarden, aka MGMT, have shared the album cover from the upcoming self-titled album, out September 17 via Columbia Records. It was revealed via an animated .gif on the MGMT website. As the Line of Best Fit points out, a fan then constructed the album cover from the .gif, as posted on MGMT’s Facebook page. Check it out above."
NOBODY IS AS EXCITED FOR THEIR NEW ALBUM AS I AM
NOBODY
