hmm.. think I've missed that one until now and yet it was sitting next to Hagia Sophia all the time! With both of those next to each other it seems like a really fantastic place to visit. 

http://www.deadmalls.com/malls/landover_mall/Former%20Hechts.jpg

http://www.deadmalls.com/malls/dixie_square_mall/pics/Dcp_0987.jpg

You might have to dig through a lot of text to find them, but this site http://www.deadmalls.com/ has a ton of pictures of dead/dying/demolished shopping malls along with their backstories. 

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xmc83_twilight-zone-its-a-good-life

You may notice it was redone for the Twilight Zone feature film (by Joe Dante, no less), but not nearly as good. 

Turkey looks cold.

http://www.nuribilgeceylan.com/turkeycinemascope1.php?sid=1

And human. 

I've spent a lot of time in Istanbul and travelled throughout Turkey but I never captured it quite like this: wonderful photography and outstanding presentation. 

http://archibase.net/archinews/14101.html
Gukanjima is an island near the westernmost shore of Japan.

It is an island built upon a reef in the early 19th century because of a coal mine in the reefs and quickly became a densely populated island 1 km in diameter and 5300 people living packed together, working the mines. 

Someone posted about Gunkanjima a while back, this site has more photos I think:
http://www14.big.or.jp/~kawamura/m-city/english_photo_gallery.html
Great place, wish I could visit it. 

http://www.vanityfair.com/magazine/2006/12/yearinphotos_portfolio200612?slide=13
http://www.vanityfair.com/magazine/2006/12/yearinphotos_portfolio200612?slide=12 

GODDAMNIT 3000euros per print

sigh. So much for being able to appreciate something nice in my own home. 

This is what the doom3 engine would do to a nice house:

http://dusky.sk/halbot/?id=2996 

At least it's shiny. 

Dunno if this has been linked before, but I found it in the latest Rue Morgue mag -- wicked stuff:

http://www.uer.ca/locations/show.asp?locid=21151 

that reminds me of my first day with worldcraft.

http://halbot.haluze.sk/images/2007-01/2996_galeria_ludvik.JPG 

well almost. 

http://www.richardrogers.co.uk/render.aspx?siteID=1&navIDs=1,4
Some great stuff, some boring. 

Here's a nice gallery:
http://www.pesc04.org/bilder/images/25_06_2004_Friday_Technical_Tours/Technical_Tour5_Opencast_Mining/Opencast_Hambach/

And here's a giant panorama one:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6a/Bagger-garzweiler.jpg 

A really cool looking power plant:
http://www.pesc04.org/bilder/images/25_06_2004_Friday_Technical_Tours/Technical_Tour5_Opencast_Mining/PowerPlant_Niederaussem

Some train thing:
http://www.pesc04.org/bilder/images/25_06_2004_Friday_Technical_Tours/Technical_Tour3_Future_Railway_Technology/ 

http://www.yongfook.com/2006/09/01/hong-kong-gotham/ 

This appears to be one giant crane being dismantled by other giant cranes: http://www.varvshistoria.se/kranens-webbsida/bilder.htm

And then at the end, they put it on a big boat, like these:
http://static.iftk.com.br/mt/2007/02/giant_cargo_ships.html 

I like how pieces of the Kockums crane are delivered by the Fagioli trucks. 

the big boat in that first series IS pictured a few times in the second one - you can see the name Mighty Servant 3 on both. 

Wow. 

There is some serious crane-fetishism going on on func... /me saves all the images. 

That's my hometown where the Kockums crane used to be ... 

http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=154&t=461399