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9 Comments:
The two top ones in the "street art" paragraph are from the studio Ghibli museum in Mitaka outside Tokyo in japan: http://www.ghibli-museum.jp/en/
Spock-Obama is from the New York Times, I belive. http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2009/05/10/opinion/10dowd_ready.html
that Elephant picture is from WW2
i thinking from Germany
where zoo or circus elephants are used as working animals
Michel Van
The watch with evolution is an old SWATCH.
The surviving elephants of Hamburg Zoo (Hagenbeck's Tierpark) helped clean up the rubble in the destroyed city after WW2. Don't know whether this picture shows Hamburg, but it's not implausible.
Yup, here are my own photos of the same places at the Ghibli museum:
"Manhole" coverSoot sprites in a windowThe entire museum is itself a work of art.
Oops, should have used preview. Oh well, each link is still clickable.
I think that the mistery pic is from Berlin, not Hamburg, after the downfall of the German Reich, in 1945. Immediate post-war. Sad, sad times, those, even for the poor animals...
The elephant picture definately shows one of two elephants who helped cleaned up the destroyed city of Hamburg. http://orchifant.de/50.html
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