Genetics 101
(Sunday, June 6th, 2010)
If you were not sure that genetics was a science, you needed a controlled experiment. Here is the result of such an experiment:

(Sunday, June 6th, 2010)
If you were not sure that genetics was a science, you needed a controlled experiment. Here is the result of such an experiment:

(Wednesday, April 7th, 2010)
This ad for the generosity of a woman bra brand (try repeating this quickly!) is based upon a well-known optical illusion. Will men fall for this one?
Seen on YLoveIllusions.com.
(Sunday, March 14th, 2010)
The fashion of drawing fractals is a memory of the past (it was probably linked to the first appearance of computers able to collate the computing power for the needed calculations and the display capacity for complex images). But the pleasure is all mine to find this HD video which sends us into a Mandelbrot set, this fractal structure (which seems to never change whatever the observation scale – a little like the ever finely cut coast of Brittany).
So, here are 10 minutes of total fractal travel:
Mandelbrot Fractal Set Trip To e214 HD from teamfresh on Vimeo.
The zoom is so intense that the original fractal is larger than the known universe, but the last image gives details smaller than the smaller of nuclear physics particle.
Astonishing mathematics via Boing Boing.
(Tuesday, August 25th, 2009)
flight patterns from Charlie McCarthy on Vimeo.
Long exposures of bugs under a street light.
music: Telefon Tel Aviv – What’s The Use Of Feet If We Haven’t Got Legs
Merci à Pierrick.
(Saturday, February 7th, 2009)
You’d believe that our planet is in love. It can be read on its face (on its surface) merely under the form of pretty hearts nicely drawn.
9 other cases. Superb!
(Sunday, December 7th, 2008)
Stacey Whaley is a painter using the most modern tools available and depending heavily on the mathematical principles of fractals (those graphical figures that tend to repeat themselves at different scales when you zoom in or zoom out).
In most cases, when people follow this path, the result is quite predictable and there are a few compulsory forms (like the Mandelbrot set) that pop in the pictures. Please, check the admirable result of the example above. Stacey is able to create something that is clearly fractal and simultaneously bringing all the personal content that is the mark of the true artist.
Check all her work in http://intergalacticart.blogspot.com/, even if the updates are too few for our pleasure.
(Sunday, November 23rd, 2008)
Are you colour-blind like 5% of European male population? This is the question that will receive an answer here. You will even know the exact form of colour-blindness is yours when browsing to test your colour vision.
You will have to check little images like the one here and indicate what you see (not everybody sees the same thing, it’s not as simple as you’d think first).
Then, the test will speak and you’ll know. It’s barely less precise that a pro optician or a physician eye/vision test. It’s based on exactly the same elements.
See also: Color-blindness and spftware specification.
(Thursday, November 20th, 2008)
A very nice set of camouflaged animals.
Source: Daily Mail.
(Sunday, October 12th, 2008)
If you have the heart of an adventurer, you may be interested to know that Ijust put in beta-test some new websites that I am working on.
Your opinion will be welcome, but -remember- this is beta-test. So, it is full of bugs, problems, issues and don’t come back and complain if your significant other dumps you because of it.
Note: Most (if not all) of the photo-related news here will be applied to YLovePhoto.com as soon as I feel free with this new web site.
(Friday, October 10th, 2008)
I found a few funny, interesting, or surprising glasses or vases that I wanted to share with you.
The first ones are coming with a request to drink responsibly:
(Wednesday, August 27th, 2008)

The rock band Soulwax created an album with a nice optical illusion for its cover. You will have a move and squint your eyes a little to fully perceive the effect.
Source: Neatorama.
(Tuesday, August 19th, 2008)
All the details about a simple optical illusion and what we can learn from it about the inner workings of the human brain.
(Wednesday, August 13th, 2008)

Where are the shadows? Where is the sun? This simple optical illusion could let you think that MC Escher did not survived to 2008.
Source: Dump Trumpet.
(Wednesday, July 30th, 2008)

Look closely. The word LIFE is not as slanted as you’d think at first.
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