Gadling

Tell me this photo doesn’t look like something out of a horror film? Indeed you just might say that in a sort of sad corporate sense. The picture comes from twoeightnine and is a shot of the Kodak Building in Rochester, New York. Kodak hasn’t been doing that great since people started converting to digital from film. Sure, there are still die hards out there who stick to film, but they never really managed to dominate digital they way they did film. Anyway, can we say that the building here, rather ghostly, is perhaps a reflection of the company’s struggles? Too far reaching? Yeah, probably. Either way, it’s a fine photo.

Aw, the Parisians. Love ’em or hate ’em, you have to admit that they do live in a pretty spectacular city where art and culture abound at every corner–and in this case, from every gutter.

Titled “Reaching Out,” this shot of the Rue de L’Ancienne Comedie in Paris subtly captures the sly humor of some fleeting street artist. The feeling of anguish is so perfectly communicated by the outstretched hand and further accentuated by the lead-foot of a passerby.

Great job, Pirano, for catching this at the perfect time and angle!

I’m not sure what it is about docks lately, but some very powerful ones have been appearing in our Gadling Flickr Pool. This particular one, captured by Martha Edwards, is somewhere in Sydney Harbor. I would have thought this darkish, moody photograph was taken someplace like New England, but Martha has pleasantly surprised us with a fantastic shot that lends a very different air to the otherwise warm and sunny Sydney Harbor.