Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Have you ever seen the Google Street View vehicle? It


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Canadian artist youtube movies Jon Rafman is an unusual photographer – he explores Google Street Views and takes screenshots of the most incredible sights here. From a toddler left on street to a tiger roaming near a convenience store – “with its supposedly neutral gaze, the Street View photography had a spontaneous quality unspoiled youtube movies by the sensitivities or agendas of a human photographer,” says Jon.
The original pictures were actually shot by an army of Google s hybrid electric automobiles, each equipped with 9 cameras on a single pole. That’s why Jon calls his project “The Nine Eyes of Google Street View.”
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Star ship directive or some such Google law. I’m sure it will all work out in the end. The tiger, for example, went on to be a spokes-model for a cereal youtube movies chain. Those toddlers with guns? They went on to be TSA agents. That seagull? I think they wrote a book about him in the 70′s. Time traveling seagull named Jonathon with a penchant for Chinese take out. And Anne Elke? Well, we all know she became youtube movies popular as a dinosaur expert.
Star ship directive or some such Google law. I’m sure it will all work out in the end. The tiger, for example, went on to be a spokes-model for a cereal chain. Those toddlers youtube movies with guns? They went on to be TSA agents. That seagull? I think they wrote a book about him in the 70′s. Time traveling seagull named Jonathon with a penchant for Chinese take out. And Anne Elke? Well, we all know she became popular youtube movies as a dinosaur expert.
Star ship directive or some such Google law. I’m sure it will all work out in the end. The tiger, for example, went on to be a spokes-model for a cereal youtube movies chain. Those toddlers with guns? They went on to be TSA agents. That seagull? I think they wrote a book about him in the 70′s. Time traveling seagull named Jonathon with a penchant for Chinese take out. And Anne Elke? Well, we all know she became popular as a dinosaur expert.
Not sure if I would hang around to finish photographing if I noticed that cat cruising in my direction with a handgun. I’ve seen a Google streetview car and it didn’t look particularly bullet-resistant to me.
they hear you…….they don’t like you……
I actually recognized two of those! The one of the Paulina Market is in Chicago near Hermitage Ave (I’ve shopped there), and I’m 98% sure the one of the tiger is actually in Boulder, CO – it’s a statue that a store there puts out. Freaks me out whenever I see it, because they leave it in unexpected places like that.
Pretty sure James was being tongue-in-cheek here, Munch. As you point out, they’re clearly toy guns. And Diane: it’s not Google’s responsibility to help avert disasters. They aren’t superheroes… yet.
A dollar short and a day late – Michael Wolf won an honorable mention world press prize for this exact project.
I think these were photoshopped and added the little google navigator up in the corner etc… Some of the people are look right at the camera and posing (cosume people). Thats what I think!
Have you ever seen the Google Street View vehicle? It’s completely bizarre compared to other vehicles – youtube movies especially if you’re a kid who lives in some rural backwater and is having a good time with your buddies by wearing masks and goofing off. Even I’D gawk if I saw one, and I’ve seen one before!
You can also request to have any picture of yourself removed from google maps and they do it almost immediately.
I remember the first time I saw one, I sat there staring youtube movies at it like it was something out of Back to the Future. There was a homeless man walking across

the street and he stopped in the middle of the intersection, gave the vehicle an angry look and pointedly started yelling at it. I crack up every time that memory pops up.
I immediately wasn’t worried about the toddler because I imagine youtube movies the parent is either nearby youtube movies or just out of view. Kids need room to run around youtube movies and can’t

constantly be attached to the hip of a parent. If the toddler was laying on the ground and looked distressed, I would have worried then.
Um, dude, so I’ll just go ahead and screen cap those screen caps. We’ll

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