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Surf Trooper

Veggie 30 oct 2012
8 photo

Ever since we spotted Darth Vader on holiday, there’s a question that’s been bothering us: who’s overseeing the plans for the new Death Star? Clearly it’s not this Stormtrooper who, after realising the big man was taking a well-earned sojourn, decided he’d do the same (does anyone actually do any work around there?). On his travels, the helmet clad chap has taken a shine to surfing, swimming and some Thai Chi (we think). Although, like most of us even when we’re on holiday it takes a while to relax and forget about the day job (see second pic above).

Ever since we spotted Darth Vader on holiday, there’s a question that’s been bothering us: who’s overseeing the plans for the new Death Star?
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Superhero Dinosaurs

Veggie 30 oct 2012
13 photo
We think that is explanation enough Stop the press. Hold the front page. And ditch the coffee, we’ll have a cognac. Dinosaurs did not die out; they just bunkered down for a few millennia, waited for someone to invent superheroes and then decided to join the party. Well, we imagine that’s how artist David Resto justified his superhero dinosaur creations anyway. Either way, we’re sold. Iron Brontosaurus, Captain Ameritops, Hulkasaurus Rex, Ankylothorus, heck, this stuff writes, or should we say, draws, itself. Now we want to see a fight off with these celeb superheroes…
We think that is explanation enough Stop the press. Hold the front page. And ditch the coffee, we’ll have a cognac.
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Better than the M62 Travelodge We've stayed in many places that have barely been passed fit for human habitation: cockroaches, no hot water, views of a brick wall and, worst of all, no complimentary biscuits. But we suspect that this won't be a problem if you pick one from a new website, The Most Perfect View, which showcases an international range of luxury hotels that offer truly spectacular vistas (and, we'd imagine, really good biscuits). Below are our top 10 views; don't worry Lenny, the M6 Toll Premier Inn was no. 11 we promise. Images: Fasano Rio/Banyan Tree Bangkok/Kasbah Tamadot/Llao Llao/The Standard/The Yeatman/Wildflower Hall/Laucala/Hotel Tremezzo/The Twelve Apostles/The Most Perfect View

Better than the M62 Travelodge We've stayed in many places that have barely been passed fit for human habitation: cockroaches, no hot water, views of a brick wall and, worst of all, ...
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"I thought I’d be a bit mischievous and seek to re-write the rules. Buildings are important, but they’re not the only part of the story. The infrastructure that binds the architecture - by that I mean the squares, the parks, the connections - together is more important than the buildings themselves. This beautiful square in Siena is one of the very first examples of a space that was actually planned. It serves as the spatial heart of the city. It’s a very, very beautiful space and it...
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Heirloom Veggie Food Porn

mick 30 oct 2012
10 photo
Beet cake.
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This guy is amazing. His attention to detail and the way he can twist and really deform the pumpkins into living art is reminiscent of Bernini. The solid pumpkin comes alive in this mans hands. Check it out and tell me these are not some of the most life like pumpkins you have seen.

This guy is amazing. His attention to detail and the way he can twist and really deform the pumpkins into living art is reminiscent of Bernini. The solid pumpkin comes alive in this mans hands.
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New York City, USA
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Alexander Semenov is part of the White Sea Biological Station, an extension of the Lomonosov's Moscow State University. This remote outpost is located on the border of the arctic circle and has been there since 1938. The station houses a diverse group of scientists, students and enthusiasts.

Check out their website (below) for more information on the location and some of their current projects including fundraising efforts. In the meanwhile check out these amazing pictures of these beautiful creatures.

Alexander Semenov is part of the White Sea Biological Station, an extension of the Lomonosov's Moscow State University.
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Macro photography: Eyes

mick 30 oct 2012
23 photo

Macro photography is an amazing approach with which to see the world. Detail and beauty is brought to the forefront that might otherwise be overlooked. Following are a number of up close and personal looks into the souls of humans and critters alike. Check out the amazing colors and patterns that emerge at this close range.

Macro photography is an amazing approach with which to see the world. Detail and beauty is brought to the forefront that might otherwise be overlooked.
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When it comes to the battle of the sexes there is no better display of an ass whooping by the women when it comes to who can rock a costume better. Check out these blatant examples of women rocking the costumes way better.

The men didn't even have a chance.

When it comes to the battle of the sexes there is no better display of an ass whooping by the women when it comes to who can rock a costume better.
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Truly Royal Wedding

Helen 30 oct 2012
13 photo

The daughter of the Sultan of Brunei, one of the world's wealthiest men, wed groom Pengiran Haji Muhammad Ruzaini in a dazzling ceremony at the monarch's 1,700-room palace. Princess Hajah Hafizah Sururul Bolkiah, 32, the fifth child of the Sultan and his wife, Queen Saleha, and her groom Pengiran Haji Muhammad Ruzaini, 29, exchanged their vows this afternoon in front of scores of gathered family and friends, royals and international dignitaries.

The daughter of the Sultan of Brunei, one of the world's wealthiest men, wed groom Pengiran Haji Muhammad Ruzaini in a dazzling ceremony at the monarch's 1,700-room palace.
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These stunning snaps show this girl in her element at dizzying heights.

These stunning snaps show this girl in her element at dizzying heights.
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Scooping up a handful of dirt may seem simple, but for a robot operating on another planet, it’s a major operation. NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover is making itself ready to collect its first soil sample at an area called “Rocknest.” The preparations involve testing the nuclear-powered rover’s motorized scoop and cleaning out its Chemistry and Mineralogy (ChemMin) and Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) laboratories of any terrestrial contaminants before receiving soil samples

Scooping up a handful of dirt may seem simple, but for a robot operating on another planet, it’s a major operation.
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Most Bizarre Soups

Helen 30 oct 2012
11 photo

We all love a warm bowl of soup, it is filling, nutritious and delicious. For years soups have been a simply way to make a good meal out of what you have. Sometimes what you have may be more than your traditional chicken noodle soup. With that here are the top ten most bizarre soups that span the globe.

We all love a warm bowl of soup, it is filling, nutritious and delicious. For years soups have been a simply way to make a good meal out of what you have.
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It's not often that we here at Shortlist.com make grand statements (we usually prefer somewhat medium) but we're going to come right out and say that Adrian Samson is our new favourite photographer. The Hungarian genius, who now lives in London and works freelance with Getty Images, has provided us with a variety of images to stare lovingly at. The pics are deceptively glossy but succeed in subverting our expectations. Hang on, what's that giant plastic bumblebee doing by that lamppost? Wait, why does that elderly woman have an AC/DC tattoo on her neck? Originally aiming to be a fashion photographer, the unconventional Samson found his style to be "too quirky" so focused on advertising instead.
It's not often that we here at Shortlist.com make grand statements (we usually prefer somewhat medium) but we're going to come right out and say that Adrian Samson is our new favourite photographer.
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21st Century Totem Poles

Veggie 29 oct 2012
10 photo
The iconic Native American totem poles have come back around for the age of the 21st century. After a particularly greedy weekend, we might take a look at the bin and feel a little bit awful. Not just because of our ever-expanding waistline or ever-decreasing bank balance but because of the whole environment and all that. Photographer David Welch creates totem poles from a variety of items that sum up our consumptive habits. His images aim to create discussion around how much we use and take for granted. While they certainly do that, they also leave us feeling even guiltier, as that pile of burgers is making us absurdly hungry. We may have missed the point on that one.
The iconic Native American totem poles have come back around for the age of the 21st century. After a particularly greedy weekend, we might take a look at the bin and feel a little bit awful.
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Phone Book Art

Veggie 29 oct 2012
10 photo
Every year, every American dreads the arrival of the giant phone book that the phone companies deliver in front of your house. What in the hell do you do with that giant useless thing when you have google to solve all your problems? Solution: make it into art.
Every year, every American dreads the arrival of the giant phone book that the phone companies deliver in front of your house.
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Pink Manju

Helen 29 oct 2012
24 photo

Japanese journalists from RocketNews looked for the ideal female breastand found them in the shop which sells manju (buns with pork). They say, that they look and taste very much like women's breasts.

Japanese journalists from RocketNews looked for the ideal female breastand found them in the shop which sells manju (buns with pork).
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This compilation of pictures is not only about weird people, but also about some other weird and funny stuff from social networks. Enjoy!)

This compilation of pictures is not only about weird people, but also about some other weird and funny stuff from social networks. Enjoy!)
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St. Petersburg survived another influx of zombies, it happened in the evening on October 27. About two hundred people put on costumes and went to the parade. And how was your day?

St. Petersburg survived another influx of zombies, it happened in the evening on October 27. About two hundred people put on costumes and went to the parade. And how was your day?
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Beautiful photos can be done without photoshop, these photos prove it. Let's take a look at the process of making pictures for your wallpaper.

Beautiful photos can be done without photoshop, these photos prove it. Let's take a look at the process of making pictures for your wallpaper.
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Girl's name is Sabrina Sabrok. She was an ordinary girl with average look. Nothing special. She was not satisfied with her appearance, and decided to change herself. It took her 18 years, to make herself look like a totally different person.

Girl's name is Sabrina Sabrok. She was an ordinary girl with average look. Nothing special. She was not satisfied with her appearance, and decided to change herself.
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The Boeing 727, named Big Flo, was purposely crashed into the Sonoran Desert in Mexico with a combination of £150,000 test dummies and sand bags acting as passengers

The Boeing 727, named Big Flo, was purposely crashed into the Sonoran Desert in Mexico with a combination of £150,000 test dummies and sand bags acting as passengers
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