This eye-catching installation called the Moses Bridge lets you cross the moat of a Seventeenth Century Dutch fort beneath the water level. From a distance, it can’t be seen, so people walking on it appear to be moving through the water.

Link via Neatorama

In 2007, there were 20.
In 2008, there were 33.
Now 2011’s update has grown to 77 top church logos.

Now 3 years later, a church logo must be clean, well-balanced, scalable, appealing, professionally executed even in its subtleties, and downright subjectively better than most other church logos.

Here’s a peek at some new additions this year:

As Pip Wilson says, via Youthblog.

How many photos are uploaded to Flickr every day? If you say, “a lot” you’d be right – but how can one best visualize the million plus photos that are uploaded every day?

Artist Erik Kessels created an exhibit, on display at What’s Next, the Future of Photography at Foam in Amsterdam, by printing every single photographs uploaded to Flickr within a 24-hour period. The result? Something that looks like Uncle Scrooge’s bank, except with photos instead of money!

Link via Neatorama

Here you get a sneak peek at National Geographic’s new book Visions of Earth. The focus is on photography, but there are plenty of facts and information about our world. Link