photojojo:

You’re looking a the world’s most expensive photo!

It was formerly Cindy Sherman’s Untitled #96, but Andreas Gursky’s 73” x 153” print of Rhein II bumped it when it sold for $4.3 million. 

Most Valuable Photo: Andreas Gursky Photo Sells for $4.3 Million

Most people are hating on this photo, judging it by 500-pixel-wide image on their computer monitor. I’ve seen this photo in person, and it’s quite impressive. Gursky’s work is best viewed at its intended scale. I consider the reactions a good example of how the internet has affected the general public’s perception of art (and it’s not a good thing).

photojojo:

(via retro vintage modern hi-fi: Retro Hi-Fi Girl Friday)

Two QRK turntables with ROK arms. Too cool.

This post is by Mudwerks as part of Photojojo’s Show & Tell week.

ckck:

The first air show at the Grand Palais in Paris, France. September 30th, 1909. Photographed in Autochrome Lumière by Léon Gimpel.

So pretty.

Alfred Hitchcock and his kids

Rare Photos of Famous People (125 pics)

Salvador Dali

Rare Photos of Famous People (125 pics)

Rare Photos of Famous People (125 pics)

These are all so good, I can’t choose just one. But here’s Marlon Brando with a cat and typewriter.

The Flat Streets of San Francisco | Amusing Planet

Leveling out the hilly streets of SF.

(via @jpdef)