Photos of the week

[Mustank]

the loneliness of the long distance runner

[Ender]

  On 4/17/2018 at 3:54 AM, Mustank said:

the loneliness of the long distance runner

I would say the loneliness of leading the race. Edited April 17, 2018 by Ender

[Ender]

Commentators were wrong in the beginning of the race.   

[Pocy]

My contribution ......... Hokkaido

[Fitvip]

  On 4/15/2018 at 10:26 AM, Jamesc said:

My photo of the week

 

 

Hey, you forget to credit Kelly?

[Kaka23]

Ancient of Delphi

[DACH]

[Ysc3]

  On 4/15/2018 at 10:04 AM, DACH said:

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ah yes  !! can see the Sea in the Horizon .....

[Ender]

  On 4/21/2018 at 5:51 PM, DACH said:

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Like peeping thru a meshed window. Lol.

[chryst]

Earlier this evening at IKEA Tampines. Unedited.

 

[Carbon82]

Pagani Zonda Revolución performing pole dancing??

 

 

If your postal code is known for its eigth-figure homes, and multi-car garages, what kind of art should you hang in your home? Something from Paul Gauguin or even Leonardo da Vinci maybe. If you’re a car enthusiast, though, there’s plenty of possible art pieces to decorate your place. Or, if you’re madly in love with one particular make or model, you can hang the entire car in your living room like Pablo Perez did with a Pagani Zonda Revolución (only 5 were built), which cost a whopping €2.2 million before taxes.

 

Perez, known for his love of Pagani automobiles, decided to dress up his living room with a Pagani because that’s what you do when you have money and unconditional love for the automobile. Taking such a fantastic vehicle off the road to hang as art would border on blasphemy. Suspending the Pagani sideways gives the Zonda Revolución a cool aesthetic while also serving as a room divider... albeit a record breaking one, in term of $$$!!

[Angcheek]

  On 4/30/2018 at 7:18 AM, Carbon82 said:

Pagani Zonda Revolución performing pole dancing??

 

 

 

If your postal code is known for its eigth-figure homes, and multi-car garages, what kind of art should you hang in your home? Something from Paul Gauguin or even Leonardo da Vinci maybe. If you’re a car enthusiast, though, there’s plenty of possible art pieces to decorate your place. Or, if you’re madly in love with one particular make or model, you can hang the entire car in your living room like Pablo Perez did with a Pagani Zonda Revolución (only 5 were built), which cost a whopping €2.2 million before taxes.

 

Perez, known for his love of Pagani automobiles, decided to dress up his living room with a Pagani because that’s what you do when you have money and unconditional love for the automobile. Taking such a fantastic vehicle off the road to hang as art would border on blasphemy. Suspending the Pagani sideways gives the Zonda Revolución a cool aesthetic while also serving as a room divider... albeit a record breaking one, in term of $$$!!

 

Pool dancing ? 

[DACH]

Some people really have too much money. 

[Lmws214]

Workers adjust lanterns for upcoming celebration of Buddha's birthday on May 22 at Jogye temple in Seoul. AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon

[Lmws214]

A flock of sheep approaches Lake Santa Croce in Belluno, Italy during transhumance, an old tradition that takes place every spring in the northeast of Italy when the flock leaves the plain to graze in the mountains for the summer months. Stefano Mazzola/Awakening/Getty Images

[Lmws214]

The 1968 Mustang that Steve McQueen drove in the movie 'Bullitt' on display on the National Mall in Washington. Mark Wilson/Getty Images

[Lmws214]

Cherry blossom trees in the historic district of Bonn, Germany. Andreas Rentz/Getty Images

[DACH]

Seriously, this shop looks like it is stuck in some time capsule but should bring back some memories to some people here.