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Photographer Mike Stimpson photographs plastic toys, particularly LEGO. His Flickr stream is loaded with lovely, colourful photographs of everyone’s favourite stackable block — including a super fun Star Wars set.
It was strange seeing the recreation of that Vietnam photo with the guy about to be executed in the street and the monk burning himself.
In lego with all the smiley faces the images become… creepy.
What an odd occupation to specialise in photographing lego ! I mean of course there would be someone doing that but It’s not an occupation I ever thought of :P
The final countdown (TRL goes out in style with a star-studded finale. Also EW gives the former pop-culture powerhouse a proper send-off with a list of the top 10 most memorable moments) (MTV News) (Entertainment Weekly)
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Before maps became a source of fascination for me, there was LEGO. Something about these multicolored, interlocking plastic building blocks sparked my imagination in way that other toys simply couldn’t. Ever since my enthusiasm for travel has overtaken my desire to construct miniature castles and Cubist dinosaurs, I tend to find cartograms and satellite imagery a bit more engrossing. Which doesn’t mean I wasn’t excited to discover Sport City, the latest creation of the Hong Kong LEGO Users Group (HKLUG). Using roughly 300,000 bricks and some 4,500 mini-figures, they have painstakingly replicated Beijing’s Olympic Village. Personally, I think their impressive achievement should be toured like the Olympic torch, but for now, it can only be seen by visiting Kowloon Peninsula, the densely populated spit of land across Victoria Harbor from Hong Kong Island.
Ever since my enthusiasm for travel has overtaken my desire to construct miniature castles and Cubist dinosaurs, I tend to find cartograms and satellite imagery a bit more engrossing. Which doesn’t mean I wasn’t excited to discover Sport City.
It turns out, according to The Telegraph, that the Forbidden LEGO book I looked at the other month is a "surprise Christmas bestseller"* (no, I decided against it for Daniel this year -- in my head I sounded like Ralphie's mother: "You'll put your eye out" -- instead biting the bullet and trying Sploids, which join Lego and K'Nex, though I still haven't heard from anyone I know who has actually
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Look at This is a great reference blog with all things Lego, and an extensive list of Disney links. The Disney reuse link compares the recycling of drawings for Disney animations.
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It was strange seeing the recreation of that Vietnam photo with the guy about to be executed in the street and the monk burning himself.
In lego with all the smiley faces the images become… creepy.
What an odd occupation to specialise in photographing lego ! I mean of course there would be someone doing that but It’s not an occupation I ever thought of :P