Check this out! Using mountains of trash covered by a green protective nets, photographer Yau Lu has created a new series called New Landscapes that is inspired by the look of traditional Chinese paintings. [via]
Starting December 12th, these photographers will be on display at the Bruce Silverstein Gallery in Chelsea.
I’ve been saving up some money over the past few weeks to buy a very nice new bike. I guess I could always go the cheaper route and pick up a frame from BikesDirect, but I figured I’d want to spend some real money and get a frame that I’ll really love and kind of show off to other people. I’m thinking of getting something that stands out in a non-extreme sort of way (meaning, not particularly flashy with the colors), but still makes people turn their heads if they were really paying attention.
I’m not 100% sure that Geekhouse Bikes fits this bill, but I’m going to keep them in mind when I make a final decision because I really like their history, their aesthetic to bike building, and the fact that they reign from Boston (one of my favorite cities).
Check out this video below of owner Marty Walsh building a custom bike frame.
Let me tell you: Apple finally made the green expand window button do what it’s supposed to in iTunes. I’ve talked previously about how in previous versions of iTunes the expand window button actually made iTunes smaller by going into mini player mode. Stupid.