Deus Ex Machina - Neatorama

Living in Los Angeles, it’s hard not to notice the motorcycles. Whether it’s the loud choppers rolling down Sunset, or the rocketing crotch-rockets dodging in and out of traffic on the 405- they are everywhere. If I was invincible, a motorcycle would by my primary mode of transportation- but alas much to my chagrin I am not and therefore too afraid of bodily injury to own one. I find this bike to be beautiful, awe-inspiring, and awfully dangerous. The video is quite nice though.

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This reminds me of Shinya Kimura of Chabott Engineering who built his own gorgeous motorcycle.

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I geuss if yuo'er going to ride motorcylces yuo'ev gotta pay yuor dues.

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i'm currently in school to learn photography...and i may have just found my new muse

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Wickedly gross, horrid, and scarry, but they look amazing! Thanks forthe share!

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Poor kids who had to pose in those pictures..

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Great, really great.

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This made the hair on the back of my neck raise.
He has perfectly nightmares that are otherwise impossible to describe to others.
Love it.

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I LOVE this guys work. When I used to have aspirations of becoming a professional photographer back in high school I got the chance to be the apprentice to my teacher who was a pro photographer who taught on the side. Alas, my parents never could agree to it. Le sigh. ;)

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definetly scary. but oh so beautiful

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When I saw "Phobia" my skin crawled three degrees to the left, slipped off of me, and is hiding under the desk.

Anyone notice the blocks in "bed"? Nice touch.

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Remember those "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" kid's books from the 90s? Stephen Gammell's style (drippy, moth-eaten, ectoplasmic?) used to really creep me out. I get the same vibe here.

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