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Guido Daniele, an author behind all those "Handimals" covered, worked with AT&T on a campaign to sell AT&T's roaming capabilities. You can see the results inside this post. Most of the images info and logos present in the actual billboards you can see across the country. The animals and imagery painted on the model hands are to symbolize the countries in which you have 'roaming' capability. The photo shoot for the nine initial ads was two weeks long. The hand-painting took approximately one full day, with Guido beginning in the morning as co-workers prepared the lighting and retouching on the shots taken the day before. By the time they were ready to shoot, it was already nightfall! I will let you choose yourself which of these photos you like the most. My favorite is the coral one. Enjoy!

From moillusions

It's a new year and no better way to celebrate it than watching some really good fireworks, so if you missed out or you just can't get enough here is a selection of New Year's Fireworks photos from all over the world, Enjoy and Happy New Years!

London, Brazil .China, Poland,  Hawai, Singapore, Finland….

I have chosen red, it explains best all the things that surround us and whats inside my head, red is everywhere, red for fire, red for passion, red for anger, red for nature, red for wine, red for clouds and leaves, red for shoes and a little ladybug, red is always powerful, as my emotions appear to be, red's inside my head, red's a part of me

From red

[Guest post by Deniz Akay]

from flickr

If  you have watched Nip tuck you will remember the song.

ABBA isn't my band, actually it's my parent's favorite :)
However as ABBA said "Happy new year posterous community:))"

The softness of light, the blanket of muted sounds and colors are a delight to discover. On the these pictures winter means mostly dreary rainy days with limited light, but multi faceted in texture if we only choose to seek it, I think we should grasp both the rain and the snow as they are a vital ingredient of life.

From silence of winter

From dance

In dark times, movies have always provided an escape. In 2008 it was like that too:), this year superheroes, spies, and animated animals dominated the box office. Here are the top ten films at box office this year.

1. THE DARK KNIGHT: Christian Bale faced off against Heath Ledger for the highly-anticipated, action-packed follow-up to 2005's "Batman Begins," conquering the box office with not only the biggest movie of the year, but also the second highest-grossing movie of all time -- behind "Titanic" -- sending the Joker laughing all the way to the bank.

2. IRON MAN: Director Jon Favreau and star Robert Downey Jr. brought Marvel Comics' popular armored superhero to the big screen, kicking off the summer blockbuster season, defying expectations and blasting off all the way to the number two spot.

3. INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL: Nearly twenty years after his last Crusade, Harrison Ford returned as everyone's favorite whip-cracking archaeologist to don the famed fedora once more, raiding a large trove of box office treasure but falling short of record-breaking expectations.

4. HANCOCK: Once again, Will Smith proved to be king of Independence Day, starring as a high-flying superhero with some really bad public relation problems, and smashing his way to his biggest summer opening weekend ever.

5. WALL-E: The animation wizards at Pixar rocketed to critical and box office success again with the biggest family movie of the year, an out-of-this-world tale of a lonely little robot with a really big heart.

6. KUNG FU PANDA : Armed with all the right moves and an all-star voice cast, DreamWorks' unlikely kung fu hero battled his way to box office greatness, nabbing the animation studio one of its biggest, fattest, fuzziest hits yet.

7. MADAGASCAR: ESCAPE 2 AFRICA: In the sequel to 2005's animated animal hit, Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra and the rest of the zoo crew crash landed in uncharted territory, and "moved it, moved it" at the box office, kicking off the holiday movie season.

8. QUANTUM OF SOLACE: Picking up where 2006's "Casino Royale" left off, Daniel Craig returned to action as 007 and raked in a cool sum in ticket sales, making James Bond the second most successful movie franchise behind "Star Wars.

9. TWILIGHT: Fueled by an enthusiastic fanbase, Stephanie Meyer's hit literary phenomenon jumped from the page to the big screen to take a bite out of the annual box office, grabbing the number 9 spot during the last weeks of the year.

10. HORTON HEARS A WHO: Featuring the voice talents of Jim Carrey and Steve Carell, and based on Dr. Seuss' storybook classic, the computer-animated Horton hit it big in March with one of the top spring opening weekends ever.

And now forget the box office list, share with me your list:)

The box office is from top ten movies.

The Multicolr Search Lab is a part of Idée Labs Idée's technology playground for visual search. With the Multicolr Search Lab, you can browse through 10 million of Flickr's most 'interesting' Creative Commons images, and find ones that share the same colours. Choose up to 10 colours from our palette of 120 different shades.

How can we perform a multicolr search?

It's so easy, just select one or more colours from the colour palette and your search will happen automatically. Add more colours, or remove them to update your results. When you first land on the Multicolour Search Lab page, it will be blank. Just pick a colour to get started!

I choose blue for you:)

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