Tilt focus? Check. HDR? Check. Super wide angle? Check. Sometimes, this time-lapse does all three at once, from Vegas sunrise to Vegas sunset with the Moon soundtrack going dum dum dumdumdum. Too much? Read more »
There’s a reason they call it the ‘Hard Rock’ and it has absolutely nothing to do with music.
Graffiti vandals bombed some 1,000-year-old Native American rock art panels in Red Rock Canyon, Las Vegas. Using red spray paint—color coordination—they put up their tags and crew: “NHC.” Evidently, It has lots of meanings, even when misspelled. If caught, they could face a $100,000 fine and five years in prison for violating the Archaeological Resources Protection Act.
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- Las Vegas flood tunnels
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- Las Vegas flood tunnels
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- Las Vegas flood tunnels
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- Las Vegas flood tunnels
1,000 people call the flooded tunnels under the Vegas strip their home. Driven underground by a struggle with poverty, drugs and mental health problems, they live in makeshift, water-soaked subterranean bungalows of scavenged furniture and books like NYC’s legendary Mole People. The community designated an entire section of the tunnels as their art gallery and filled it with graffiti. It’s a sunken outlet for when there’s no way up.
Parting Shot: Waxing Poetic
A woman cries while clutching wax replica of Michael Jackson outside of Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum in Las Vegas. |WSJ|
Yesterday, Snoop Dogg posed with his wax twin at Madame Tussaud’s unveiling in Las Vegas. The weed-loving twitterer is not just the third rapper in the museum’s collection of wax figures, but the only living one as he joins Biggie Smalls and Tupac Shakur. |Woooha|
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