[à voir SANS FAUTE...] L'artiste chinois Lu Xinjian réalise ces peintures abstraites à partir de vues aériennes de Google Earth. Cette série est intitulée "City DNA".
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The latest map from the Nagasaki Archive for the East Japan Earthquake offers a "mash-up" of content that users can explore to "understand the real state of affairs…that cannot be understood by inspecting individual photographs." The map reveals over 100 photos taken from the New York Times overlapping with three-dimensional geographical features that offer comprehensive views of the Sendai airport and Fukushima nuclear plants, 360-degree panorama images, and geographically arranged videos of victims’ testimonies. Via dilaycock Delete the scoop?
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