MISC. PIC #87a

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LYNCH HAIR

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THE THIN BLUE LINE (1988)

by Errol Morris
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THE CHRIS WARE FILES (Part 4)

ACME NOVELTY LIBRARY #4 (Winter 1994-1995)
by Chris Ware
Acme Novelty Archive

MISC. PIC #555

via thisisnthappiness / wall street journal

PICTOPLASMA FESTIVAL OPENER 2010

by Fons Schiedon
pictoplasma.com
fonsschiedon.com

BILL CALLAHAN - FROM THE RIVERS TO THE OCEAN

MISC. PIC #45

via 50 unexplainable black & white photos

THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST (1988)

by Martin Scorsese
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PHOTOBOOTH BERT

by Jaime Margary
via boingboing

MAX RICHTER - LULLABY FROM THE WEST COAST SLEEPERS

THE ILLUSTRIOUS OMNIBUS OF SUPER POWERS

MUCH BIGGER VERSION HERE

via thisisnthappiness

WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? (1966)

by Mike Nichols
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MISC. PIC #52.1

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ABANDONED MEGA-MACHINES

More here (plus picture credits):
Urban Ghosts Media.com / 6 Abandoned Mega-Machines

BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE - ANTHEMS FOR A SEVENTEEN-YEAR-OLD GIRL

MISC. GIF #141

via dethjunkie

W. EUGENE SMITH (Part 2)

Untitled 1957-58


Untitled 1955-56


Untitled ca.1957


Untitled 1957-58

Part 1

PHILIP GLASS - THE HOURS OST

01 - The Poet Acts

ANOTHER YEAR (2010)

by Mike Leigh
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MORE FOUR COLOUR PROCESS

All from Four Color Process - Adventures deep inside the comic book.
4cp.posterous.com

(4cp part one...)

NIRVANA - IN BLOOM

by Kevin Kerslake

THE LENNON SISTERS - TONIGHT YOU BELONG TO ME

MISC. PIC #125

via 50 unexplainable black & white photos

THE SPIDER ELEPHANT (1967)

by Piotr Kamler
via cartoonbrew

AL COLUMBIA (Part 3)

From "The Biologic Show" Number 1
January 1995, Fantagraphics Books
alcolumbia.com

ERASERHEAD (1977)

"OKAY, Paul!"

by David Lynch
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MISC. PIC #432

via thisisnthappiness

MICROSCOPE STOP MOTION

A rejected concept made for the Broken Social Scene song 'All to All.' It's composed of over 7,000 high resolution stills shot using a microscope, some paper and bad printer..

by JJ Gross
(via jimlefevre.com)

MESSENGER AT MERCURY

"On March 17, the MESSENGER spacecraft became the first to orbit Mercury, the solar system's innermost planet."

via Astronomy Picture of the Day (click for larger version and more details)