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“Shooting time lapses is a labor of love and a study in patience.” So says photographer Colin Rich who spent over six months to shoot Los Angeles at night.
Rich uses a variety of equipment and shooting angles to capture the different scenes of L.A. He pairs his time-lapse video, LA Light, with an equally beautiful song “To Build a Home” by The Cinematic Orchestra.
[via Fubiz]
The world was a completely different place back in the late 1940s, and many things we take for granted did not exist: today’s gender and race equality ideals had not been born yet, and neither had the Internet. Man had yet to step on the moon, and the world was just freshly scarred from a global war. Rockstar Games’ L.A. Noire pulls us back through time to that era to find out what life was like with the LAPD. Did they do a good job? And is the game any good? Hit the jump to find out.
Two girls from the country of New Zealand decided to run an experiment where they attached a tiny camera to their rear-ends and took a walk though the sunny streets of Los Angeles. The centre of silly studies (not real name) claims the results as obvious – both sexes had a good ogle at the swaying derrieres, and even Jesus (from West Hollywood) stole a quick glance. The girls, Reanin Johannink and Jessie Gurunathan, posted their video on YouTube and it has racked up over five million hits since it debuted a week ago. Check out Rear View Girls – Los Angeles below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xq0JcQ1dOwU
[via MrSmithMarchine on Twitter]
Usually we like to leave gaming news up to our friends at the local gaming blogs… and today is no exception ;-) . If you’re a gamer then your attention should be firmly fixed on the happenings at the annual trade show E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo) where video game developers rock up to show off their upcoming games and game-related hardware.
E3 2009 is in full swing from today until June 4th at the Los Angeles Convention Center and in our link loving post today we’ll cover some of the E3 news as reported by the South African gaming blogs. Check it:
If you’ve found interesting E3 articles on other local gaming blog, let us know.
[via Lazygamer | el33tonline | CuriousOnion | PS3 Blog]