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On the set of “A streetcar named desire”
The beautiful town of Albarracín in Teruel, Aragón | Spain (by Chaulafanita)
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The 66th annual Sapporo Snow Festival (previously featured here) began today and its feature attraction is this incredibly awesome Star Wars-themed sculpture that looks like what we imagine would happen to Mount Rushmore if the Galactic Empire conquered Earth.
The colossal sculpture was built over the course of a month using 3,500 tons of snow - 700 truckloads delivered in trucks 5 tons at a time. It’s the most snow ever used for a single sculpture in the 66 year history of the Sapporo Snow Festival. The finished piece measures 15 meters (~50 ft) tall, 22.6 meters (74 ft) wide and 20 meters (~66 ft) deep.
Photos by disneystudiojp, momoko_f, yume_kami, kyakunasut, and Kimimasa Mayama respectively. Visit Kotaku for additional images.
[via Kotaku and The Telegraph]
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Colourised World War One photographs. Source.
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Marilyn Monroe and Don Murray on set; Bus Stop, 1956.
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Marilyn Monroe photographed by John Florea, 1953.
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Museum quality oil painting reproductions - chinaoilpaintinggallery.com