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Our editor returns from his web peregrinations of the last few months with another collection of net gems for your amusement and edification.

Inner violin

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his is one of those photographic concepts that you kick yourself for not thinking of first. Romanian photographer Adrian Borda managed to get a fisheye-equipped camera into the body of a cello to capture what look like architectural studies. His

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