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Pixel cities

Rob Beschizza at 4:28 am Fri, Aug 20, 2010

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Max Capacity [AM] has up a fantastic set on Flickr of pixel-art skyscrapers and cityscapes. [via Mituk]

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darren

I guess some modern digital cameras has maximum flickering console to get the the desired pixel captures.
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jpeavy1

Ah, memories of Leisure Suit Larry…

-jp
giochigratis

I like it
it remind me of game of the 80′s

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Anonymous

Pls note: Max Capacity’s flickr stream is intermittently NSFW.

Also, what’s with 0 comments? Pixels are no longer popular? Or controversial?

Disagree.
Anonymous

I really loved the stark contrasts that the limited color palettes lent themselves to. It gave a sort of creepy chill up my spine when I looked at them full screen. This is awesome.