2013-04-26
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The circle of life: I post an image to Tumblr, which Dan W uses for This Is My Jam, where it’s Dizzy-fied ready for me to copy back to Tumblr.
2013-04-23
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Glitch drone, from this post by James Bridle where the creator of the ‘canon drone’ image posts the original image used for the background.
2013-03-18
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glitchnews (via slavin):
Pedestrians cast shadows on the pavement near the headquarters of the Bank of Japan in Tokyo.
2013-02-17
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Four photos from Ryan Lewis, who posts to Instagram under the account name urbanglitch. From his submission to Year of the Glitch:
I have been using the panoramic feature on my iPhone as a tool to create stretched images for a few months.
I wanted my process to be something that I physically had to work at and not just pressing buttons.
Each time I do a panoramic, I have to decide the optimal distance for the shot and path that the subject (in this case, a muni bus) is turning the corner but not coming towards you. The iPhone panoramic feature draws sliver by sliver as you move the camera across the area. As I experimented with the pictures, I was able to find the sweet spot of how to make the buses look stretched.
2012-12-03
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United Kingdom satellite image, processed with GlitchSort 2.
Original (also reposted from prosthetic knowledge); see also; see also (snow).
2012-04-24
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The original slides are part of a slide presentation by IBM from 1975, putting forward the case computers and networks in business.
From the description of the plusslashfour site: “Art in the style of my first computer”, presumably the Commodore +/4.
2012-04-21
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I’m not sure why these are showing up in the place of labels on Google Maps at the moment, but I thought I’d take a screen shot anyway.
… ok, in trying to get a URL to it, I couldn’t. Perhaps it’s just OpenGL oddness. Ah well.
2012-04-12
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Viewfinder panorama from the Empire State Building, New York (via chriswoebken).
2012-04-04
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Top: photograph of drone and moon over Afghanistan, Kirsty Wrigglesworth/ AP.
Bottom: glitched version from a thumbnail of the same image, Dan Catt/ GuardianAmbientHeadlineRadio.
(Source: Flickr / revdancatt)
