Splash into Volume One of the inky digital photography gallery featuring hyper-detailed highlights from the 2024 tattoo contest at the First Annual Meadowlands Tattoo Arts Festival organized by...
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Dreams came true as the Tetris-like Shipibo geometry squiggled across the Maloca-shaped Mirador at night.
A kid peeks through the Wood Vibe Tribe's Infinity Shroom's blue-hued window, as Ozora Festival unfurls and swirls around the wooden mushroom-shaped trippy attraction. The Wood Vibe Tribe's creative wood-obsessed wizards have conjured up a magical blend of wood artistry, mixing carving, intarsia, and other woodworking skills into something truly unique and exciting. These tribal carpenters have even ventured into the realm of large installations, such as this LED-powered psychedelic pod, using 3D software design, unique frameworks, and small-scale prototyping.
We're eleven days away from Ozora and the psychedelic stoke is steadily building up in volume. I'm currently planning a post Ozora trip and I'm considering visiting either the Croatian coast or Vienna post Budapest this year. It suddenly occurred to me to use AI to generate a suggested itinerary for a couple of Mozart devotees visiting Vienna in August in the style of a well-known composer, maybe you can discern who might've penned the itinerary below. Ah, Vienna! The city where Mozart’s genius still echoes through the cobblestone streets and grand concert halls. For a true devotee of the maestro, here’s an itinerary that will make your heart sing with joy, all set to the rhythm of the first week of August 2024.
Day 1: A Grand OvertureMorning:
The notable American sculptor, Donald Lipski, designed a colossal thirty-foot Dalmation, SPOT!, delicately balancing a donated yellow Toyota Prius NYC Taxi on the tip of its noble snout.
A massive NYC fire broke out on the rooftop of a historic building in SoHo in the midst of last week's intense heat wave. I was capturing special summer solstice sunrise scenes from Dumbo when I noticed black smoke engulfing the NYC skyline. Apparently a good neighborly Samaritan tried to put the fire out with a garden hose before the FDNY quickly responded and went to battle with the historic Broome St. rooftop blaze on the morning of the summer solstice. Below are some photos I managed to take that emblazoned summer morning.
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