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Lightning, can't go wrong with lightning.

This is Stephen Wiltshire, a savant who recreated a sketch of New York city from memory after taking a single twenty-minute helicopter ride over the city. Check out more of his work - and the full version of the image above - at his personal webpage!

We've featured the works of Stephen Wilkes in the past, with his amazing photographic compilations of various scenes at day and night. Check out some more in this gallery below, and then check out his personal page!

German street artist EVOL created an underground installation, called the "Northern Cross", which visitors could walk through. The contrast between city and urban is pretty cool, eh WINners?

Tom Storm accidentally captured a soap bubble while taking pictures of a busy street in Ireland. After being so impressed with the results, he traveled the world to take more bubble pictures from the streets of New York to caves in Turkey. Using entirely analog filming techniques, he's managed to create some beautiful shots. Check the via link and the gallery below for more!

San Francisco man Scott Francis Weaver crafted this toothpick sculpture over the course of thirty-six years, autobiographically constructing some of his greatest life moments and the details of his travels. All told, he used 103,987 toothpicks and spent over three thousand hours working on the project. Now that I feel entirely unproductive, I'll let you all get back to your business!