I’m so afraid we’re going to see pictures like this in 10 years of Japanese people near the Fukushima reactor =(
Wow
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Post-Apocalyptic World of the Day: Lucie & Simon, a self-taught artistic duo out of France, have traveled the world photographing major metropolitan areas — such as Times Square and the Louvre — without signs of life. Their technique involves using a neutral density filter that allows for extra-long exposures, which removes moving objects like people and cars.
Don’t miss the rest of their series, Silent World, or the short film that pairs their images with music.
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Post-Apocalyptic World of the Day: Lucie & Simon, a self-taught artistic duo out of France, have traveled the world photographing major metropolitan areas — such as Times Square and the Louvre — without signs of life. Their technique involves using a neutral density filter that allows for extra-long exposures, which removes moving objects like people and cars.
Don’t miss the rest of their series, Silent World, or the short film that pairs their images with music.
my sick dystopian/apocalyptic lustful mind wants this
I am Rick Grimes' missing hand: Zombie survival Google Map allows you to find food and guns for the undead apocalypse →
Did you forget to stock up on crossbows and canned beef stew for the inevitable zombie uprising? For shame!
Fortunately for those of you who fell asleep during The Ant and the Grasshopper, there’s this handy Map of the Dead, which allows you to plot out the hospitals, gun stores, and…
hella useful
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Fallout New Vegas cultural reference: That Gun and Deckard’s gun from Blade Runner
Like the .223 pistol, That Gun is modeled on the pistol used by Rick Deckard, the main character of the film Blade Runner. This version differs considerably in proportions, and lacks the bolt handle, ejection port, and second trigger. (x)
‘The Children Call them the Fairytellers, Which of Course they Hate’
mixed media by Mister Andy-Lee Fry
Vivos claims that they are “building a nationwide network of 20 underground shelters…” each shelter supposedly designed to accommodate 200 people. Some grandiose claims are made for the shelters: “The Vivos complexes will be deep underground, airtight, fully self-contained shelters designed to survive virtually any catastrophe, or threat scenario…”. According to a Vivos press release, the structures are being built at a shipyard in modules, and shipped to each site. (x)
(Source: fyeahfallout)
(Source: runwiththegoldenwolf)
Metro tunnel in Moscow
