Photographer Chris Kotsiopoulos (website) spent 30 hours on December 30-31, 2010 taking pictures. After some skillful photoshop work he managed to capture then entire sky cycle.

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Photographer Chris Kotsiopoulos (website) spent 30 hours on December 30-31, 2010 taking pictures. After some skillful photoshop work he managed to capture then entire sky cycle.

See below for an explanation of the image:

I have a blind spot you might ask? Yup, we all do. Check out the article on wikipedia if you want to find out more. This test will help you discover yours. Close your left eye and focus on the smaller static circle on the left. At some point the big circle will disappear as it goes into your blind spot. It didn’t happen for me at first which just means I was sitting to close/far from my monitor. Try sitting closer/further to your screen and repeat.

Cat’s just want to be like their owners. That and get what they aren’t supposed to have haha 😛

U can’t touch this

I always wondered about this! Those dentists just recommending all the toothpastes that ask. Guess they just like ALL the toothpastes. Or they like getting paid 😛 haha

Haha I think all cats have a number in mind 😛


Just wow… I don’t really see any evidence of photoshop. Then my thought was that it was a stuffed bear. But then why would it be looking into the wind? It would probably be looking straight ahead. What do you think? Shopped or real?
Probably not as excited as this derp cat though haha!

Love that internet pictures are starting to be taken with better cameras being operated by people who know how to use them.
Thankfully they rarely need to make sense. This one I can relate to though. Bacon. Awesome. I love bacon <3

I know I do. And reading thru this gives me some motivation to do it! For more on sleep check out 16 things you didn’t know about sleep.

