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The impossible cool – Fantastic curated collection of classic ‘cool’ photos.

• Worksnug – Augmented Reality app’ for the iPhone 3GS that connects mobile workers to the nearest and best places to work.
• CycleStreets – Noted at the recent Cambridge Tech Demo Night, CycleStreets is a UK-wide bike journey planner. Currently in beta but looks very promising.
• TiltShift Generator – ToyCamera release their fifth toy for the iPhone.

The Black Bird Fly from Superheadz. A nice retro looking twin lens reflex camera that uses 35mm film rather than 120 format.

Project le Tour – Great portfolio of photograph’s from Brent Humphrey’s which really manage to capture what it’s like to follow the Tour de France.

For some reason I keep returning to this Flickr set, Lego Star Wars by Balakov aka Mike Stimpson. Fantastically playful!

French photographer Eric Tabuchi’s alphabetic collection of the lettering and logos used on the back of trucks. Also worth checking out is his Twenty Six Abandoned Gas Stations.

Amazing underwater photography from Zena Holloway.

• Visual Acoustics – Hoping that this gets a release in the UK. A documentary on architectural photographer Julius Shulman best known for ‘Case Study House #22‘.
• Madrid 2016 – Nice artwork for Madrid’s 2016 Olympic bid from Tres Tipos Gráficos.
• ThruYou – It had to happen, remixing youtube.
• Rayogram News – Pulling together newspaper front pages on behalf of the Newseum.

• Amazing photographs’s of La Machine’s street theatre performance ‘La Princesse’ from photographer Pete Carr.
• Actor Matthew Modine talks about working with Stanley Kubrick on Full Metal Jacket.
• Google PowerMeter – prototype tool from Google that uses data from smart meters to display realtime energy consumption.

• ‘We’re All Gonna Die – 100 meters of existence‘. – Simon Hoegsberg’s 100m photograph shot over 20 days in the same location. More of his photographic projects can be found here.
• Visual Literacy has some useful visualisation tools including the ‘Periodic Table of Visualisation Methods‘.
• MapTube – Mapping site from the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis. There’s some nice map mash-ups including a geographically correct London Tube map and one that maps the credit crunch.