Many thanks to Kottke for tipping us off to this tilt-shift video of New York City life in miniature. Our favorite bit comes up at 2:40, when you get a nice glimpse at a mini version of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The crowds looks so much more manageable when they’re ant-sized. We have but one criticism: Where are the bite-sized hipsters of Bedford Avenue? How much fun would that have been? Watch it in full screen for best effect.
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Very very fascinating to watch
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around 3:17 there is a gunshot or flames in the lower right side of the screen coming from an apt. window–did you catch that? This is so great, true artists.
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