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Written on October 09th, 2007 by RVinki

 

UNINTENTIONAL POOL

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One can find different types of camera both online and offline. Some cameras come along with video capture card which increases its storage space. One of the oldest cameras is pinhole camera. These cameras used a box with a hole in one side; normally known as camera obscura. Now one can find lots of latest version of cameras in the market and one of them is digital cameras. They are known for quality and fine images. One can also find lots of information about freeway camera images from different websites.

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42 Comments so far

  1. Absolute Vengeance @ October 10th, 2007

    FIRST!@11!!!!!11!!yea!!!!

  2. […] Link to Unintentional Pool […]

  3. Roshan713 @ October 15th, 2007

    hahahahahaha pwn. months of digging ruined by water.

  4. John @ October 15th, 2007

    I wonder whose fault is it.

  5. Zaneyard @ October 15th, 2007

    is it just me or does this look like someone having fun in photoshop?

  6. Steve @ October 16th, 2007

    Is it just me, or is there always some fuckwit who thinks everything’s been done in Photoshop?

  7. Milander @ October 16th, 2007

    It’s just you Zaneyard….

  8. sfdgg @ October 16th, 2007

    alert(’xss’);

  9. sfdgg @ October 16th, 2007

  10. sfdgg @ October 16th, 2007

    <script>alert(’vulnerability’);</script>

  11. jabulon @ October 16th, 2007

    this is a fake. just look at the pixels surrounding the cable and the crane.

    fake picture is fake

  12. poorsod @ October 17th, 2007

    It really doesn’t look photoshopped (THE PIXELZ). Which is why it’s deeply troubling.

  13. sps @ October 17th, 2007

    hahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah this is funnny maaaan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

  14. Jehremy @ October 17th, 2007

    Yeah, this actually happened. Why don’t you read a book or something? Maybe that’s just me being harsh. I’m a building science major, and I have studied all about this little mishap.

    -Jehremy

  15. ME @ October 17th, 2007

    Its obviously photoshopped. but it was still a great idea. grats to whoever did it.

  16. Weasel @ October 18th, 2007

    This compelling sequence of photographs shows the sudden and rapid flooding of a large construction site. The images are genuine and record an accident that occurred at the site of the Infinity Tower project in Dubai, United Arab Emirates in February 2007. Waters from the adjacent Dubai Marina inundated the site after a holding wall gave way.

    A February 8th article in the Gulf News notes:
    Nearly 100 workers at the site of the ‘tallest building with a twist’ had a lucky escape yesterday as a wall holding back the Dubai Marina waters breached and flooded the foundation site.

    Excavation work on the 80-floor Infinity Tower was nearing completion when there was a sharp and loud sound, said a worker.

    “We then saw sand pouring down the sides,” he said.

    The workers were ordered to evacuate immediately, said the foreman.
    The photographs have circulated around the world via email and have also been posted to a number of blogs and online forums.

    It is unclear how long the project will be delayed because of the mishap but its status is currently classified as “on hold”. More photographs taken after the accident can be viewed on the Dubai News Online website.

  17. Krumm @ October 18th, 2007

    Booyakashaa
    This is Totally real, Its a shame that amazing advancement in graphics technology has made people unable to tell the difference between fake and reality
    lol, nice pics

  18. anonymous coward @ October 19th, 2007

    This has obviously been photoshopped. I can tell from some of the pixels, and from having seen quite a few p’shops in my time. Don’t listen to these others, I have been on the internet for more than ten years.

  19. Synapse @ October 19th, 2007

    It’s not technology that is to blame, it’s people being idiots. Almost every time I see someone saying something is fake, it’s about something that is in fact real - “look at the pixels omg, fake!” - it’s called compression!

    You should spend more time with your ‘discerning, critical eye’ examining something that matters, like the news you read, or the nutritional information on the box of the food you eat and leave detecting frauds and fakes to people who know what they’re talking about.

    Dubai’s Infinity Tower, fyi, read some international news once in a while.

  20. devioussam @ October 20th, 2007

    go get em Krumm.

  21. Maox @ October 20th, 2007

    It’s so easy checking things out, why don’t you do that before claiming it’s fake?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinity_Tower

    http://www.snopes.com/photos/architecture/infinity.asp

  22. Jason @ October 20th, 2007

    This is Totally real, Its a shame that amazing advancement in graphics technology has made people unable to tell the difference between fake and reality

    With the people on the internet, lots of them won’t be able to tell the difference between a real photograph and a picture drawn by a 2 year old on MS paint…

  23. thej @ October 21st, 2007
  24. Aaron @ October 21st, 2007

    When will people catch on that images need to be posted in a lossless image format (like png)? Images in jpg/gif format are often grainy — and should have stopped being posted in the 90’s.

  25. Shayalon @ October 22nd, 2007

    Good point, Aaron. Those things mentioned around the crane are called “JPEG Artifacts.” They are the trade off for small image sizes. Certainly better file formats have been invented which will allow for less of these distortions. However, JPEG is still the standard, as lossless file formats still have comparatively large file sizes, and would make the internet difficult to navigate for those who do not have broadband connections.

  26. dexter @ October 23rd, 2007

    It’s real, i live over here….

  27. Shandooga @ October 23rd, 2007

    You people should be looking so closely at the collapse of the WTC.

  28. jginMO @ October 23rd, 2007

    You have to get a kick out of: anonymous coward @ October 19th, 2007, it seems this guy is a expert in photoshop and he’s certain of this because he’s been on the internet for ten years….hmmm you’d think if he’s been on the internet for ten years that he’d be a pro at searching out if this is fake or an actual event. I guess he hasn’t left his computer in ten years! Get a life! It’s real…. Learn how to use the internet and check the links! MAN!

    I myself find the pictures very interesting and a perfect “Kodak Moment”

    Good Day!

  29. Junderscore @ October 24th, 2007

    @jinMO

    Anonymous coward was being ironic. He’s just parodying the many folks with a false sense of superiority in “internets.” He’s probably a 4chan-er. Any more stupid questions?

  30. Susan @ October 25th, 2007

    Hehe .. great pics, but the comments are more interesting. To be photoshopped or not… that is the question. Bah!

  31. Ben @ October 26th, 2007

    Now that is what I call a funny accident…

  32. Cool Photos @ October 27th, 2007

    no doubt it’s an interesting photo set
    luckily it looks like nobody was injured during the flood

  33. Me @ October 29th, 2007

    Wow, this sure says a lot about photoshop. Really.
    http://xkcd.com/331/

  34. Dafydd @ November 3rd, 2007

    FFS this actually happened, it was on the news and in the newspapers. Why don’t all the morons who insist it’s been photo shopped go and get a clue.

  35. jginMO @ November 7th, 2007

    …I don’t think Anonymous Coward was being ironic or to any effect… And who’s asking stupid questions? Certainly not me. Besides is this guy the CSI of pixel inspections? Hmmm?

  36. Chrissy @ November 26th, 2007

    Wow, I’d hate to be the guy in the pit when the water rushed in.

  37. Billy Goatcheese @ December 5th, 2007

    Oh yeah thats photoshoppd for shure you can tell by lookign at the water. Freakin idiot man! you can tell no problem

  38. berg125 @ December 6th, 2007

    That is crazy. I thought Dubai was desert.

  39. lol @ January 5th, 2008

    wow

  40. Knndlb @ January 5th, 2008

    Hey berg look for dubai on a map.

  41. Knndlb @ January 5th, 2008

    As for the rest of you who insist its a photoshop, maybe you should pull your head out of the American media A** and read some international news, and no i don’t mean politically bought news like NPR, try some real hardcore reporting. OR, better yet use your own brain and think, its not illegal yet. - -pro totus vicis nos sino nostrum erroris

  42. Oops » Through These Eyes @ April 25th, 2008

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