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Friday, 18 October 2013

[www.keralites.net] Picture of the Day: A Place to Ponder by twisted sifter

Picture of the Day: A Place to Ponder

Posted: 18 Oct 2013 09:33 AM PDT

A PLACE TO PONDER

Photograph by Warachai Krengwirat/Photos of Thailand

Seen here is a beautiful outlook point at Sai-Thong National Park in Chaiyaphum province, Thailand. For those not too afraid of heights, this would be an amazing place to reflect and ponder or to just soak in the beauty of our planet.
According to Thailands Department of National Parks website, this outlook is known as Pha Hum Huet and is a popular destination for hikers. Sai Thong National Park is located in the Pung Huei Mountain range and includes the Na Yang Gluk Conservation Forest. The national park was designated on the 30th December 1992, with total area of 319 km2.

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Recreating the Past with Model Cars and Forced Perspective

Posted: 17 Oct 2013 01:18 PM PDT

Artist Michael Paul Smith Self Portrait

For the last 25 years, Michael Paul Smith has used model cars, forced perspective and custom-built miniature displays in real-world settings to create Elgin Park, Smiths version of a mid 20th century American town
Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and currently living in New England, Smiths model-making skills are the accumulation of numerous jobs he has had including: textbook illustrator, wallpaper hanger, house painter, and architectural model maker.
Shot at the right distance and perspective (forced perspective), Smith brings his 300+ collection of vintage die-cast model cars (1/24th the size) to life, blending them seamlessly into both the miniature sets he has built and the surrounding outdoor landscape.