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These are series of wallpaper I made for iMac lovers..
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Dialogue, échange entre un homme nu et une femme vêtue. De quoi parlent-ils? Que se disent-ils? A quoi pensent-ils?
Et si l'un disait à l'autre "Think different"? Lequel des deux prononcerait ces mots?
English version :
Dialogue, exchange between a naked man and a dressed woman. What are they talking about? What would they say? What do they think?
And if one said to the other: "Think different"? Which one would be speaking these words?
Le Louvre - Paris - France
5 sec macro Shot from my Cult-Clock «Think different» ... pulls all to view of itself (e.g. in the Train or Bus) *g*
Tra adolescenti e adulti a volte ci si capisce, intende e ci si aiuta. Questo è un reportage fatto su un bene mafioso confiscato,
It's just as well that I don't have one of these, I'd probably get distracted and make a lot of mistakes. Taken at Nabih's Computers, Evanston, Illinois.
A spider on the screen door, using the 35 f/1.8 normally, and reversed as a macro. Arachnophobes beware.
Illustration of Steve Jobs with the monologue from the "Think Different" advertising by Apple.
Based on the photo by Albert Watson.
Here’s to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes.
The ones who see things differently. They’re not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them.
About the only thing you can’t do is ignore them. Because they change things. They invent. They imagine. They heal. They explore. They create. They inspire. They push the human race forward.
Maybe they have to be crazy.
How else can you stare at an empty canvas and see a work of art? Or sit in silence and hear a song that’s never been written? Or gaze at a red planet and see a laboratory on wheels?
We make tools for these kinds of people.
While some see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do.
Project 365: 22/365
Apple Campus, c.1998-08
During the "Think Different" campaign - images from scanned negatives are much better than the previous 2 scanned photos posted.
This image is copyright Bobby Chin
1-18, Nishishinjuku Shinjuku Tokyo(the side of CITIBANK)
新宿駅南口CITIBANK前の横断歩道
YOU CAN SHIT FREELY ©THINK DIFFERENT
This is something I made one day when I was working at ISU in 1998. I remember that I was getting bored with Apple's "Think Different" ad campaign and came up with this variant that nobody thought was a very funny pun.
Alien art outside of the Museo de las Artes, which is right next to the famous El Templo Expiatorio (Expiatory Temple) in Guadalajara Mexico.
Museo de las Artes,
Guadalajara, Mexico
44100, Mexico, MX
Photo
Guadalajara, Jalisco Mexico
11/24/2011
I bought this Richard Feynman Think Different Poster on eBay, and it arrived today.
It was listed as being in "excellent condition" and was photographed in a frame. It was to be removed from the frame, as "there is much less likelihood of damage if it is shipped in a tube".
Unfortunately, the packaging was dismal, and one of the end caps had fallen into the poster tube, resulting in damage along the entire top edge of the poster, as well as elsewhere when it was smashed.
I have contacted the seller, teralab1 who has a 100% positive feedback rating, and hope that they will amicably refund my money.
In the ring of mountains resembling enormous stone well with hilly valley on the bottom (and only here) you can meet Ehenari. This is the ancient proud race of creatures with bird's bodies and humanlike faces. Their heads are crowned with bony growths and golden bells, having powerful clear sound. Ehenari live in the mountains and weave their nests on the ledges and the cliffs so that no predator could get there. By themselves, these creatures are almost helpless.
Ehenari keep the knowledge and wisdom and share it with those wishing to learn. They are the ideal teachers. Every year they flock to the valley and freeze one by one on the tops of the hills, then everyone can approach them to learn something new, ask any questions and get the tasks for the next year. Ehenari communicate only with those who are able and really want to learn; other people cannot understand their speech, hearing chimes instead of voices.
Previously, there were more than three dozen of valleys like this, but local tribes didn't treat Ehenari with respect, and didn't want to learn anything at all. Those people threw stones and wooden spears at the beings, plucked out their feathers and knit magnificent headgears for chieftains, knocked down the bells from Ehenari's bone "crowns" and attached the bells to shamanic staffs. In addition, there were attempts to catch Ehenari alive and overmaster. With their wings clipped, they were kept in large cages. Encountering such cruelty again and again, Ehenari decided they had dealings with the Demon not with a Human, and then destroyed all the village. To do so they were flying around the edges of the mountain ring and bringing into play their only weapon. The valley was filled with resonant ringing of Ehenari's bells, and after a while from all the sides terrible landslides were falling, annihilating everything in its path.