Rock climbing and scuba diving might be daring tasks for you. But I think searching for bombs is something which you would never like to try. Have a look at these members of a bomb detection squad searching for explosive without any high-tech equipments. A blast can tore them into pieces. How does it sounds?
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Searching bombs with naked hands
Posted by kobaxe on Friday, February 19th, 2010 12:34 pm GMT -4
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Tags: Afghanistan, Bomb, Bomb Detection Squad, images, Photo, Pics, Pictures, Weapons 
4 Comments »Fancies of mind put into images
Posted by kobaxe on Thursday, February 18th, 2010 05:10 am GMT -4
Fancy of mind finds outlet in many ways and art is one of them. Sometimes it says so much to us through images and sculptures that we need no textual description. On other times, an image means nothing but what you find in it through your eyes biased by your deep hidden impressions in unconscious [...]
How much do you know about flickr stats?
Posted by Sigmund on Thursday, February 18th, 2010 02:47 am GMT -4
Flickr is one of the most famous photo sharing website and every day it provides you fresh stock of new uploads. However, have you ever tried to find out what is the ratio of various types of uploads? If you are curious then have a look at the stats revealed below on flickr itself. Via: [...]
Wonderful slow motion videos of lighting
Posted by kobaxe on Tuesday, February 9th, 2010 01:47 am GMT -4
There is no equavalent to the beauty of nature in mechanical human world. What machine can do is to capture this beauty, likeTom Warner has done. Have a look at the wonderful images of lightning, which he captured with an array of optical and electromagnetic sensors, and a Vision Research ‘Phantom’ high-speed camera.
Bizarre images created by the flocks of starlings
Posted by kobaxe on Monday, February 1st, 2010 06:38 pm GMT -4
Human can use imagination to create great pieces of art. However, they seek inspiration from the nature. But, nature needs no inspiration. Have a look at these images formed by the flocks of starlings – giant, changing shape, and the most, these have no equivalent in the museums built by human.
