As you may know, you can search for photos by dropping a picture on Google Images. It shows you images that are equal or similar to yours. This is what happens when you feed one search with the result of the previous search. 2,951 times.
Dutch smartperson Sebastian Schmieg thought about doing exactly that, starting with a transparent 400 × 225-pixel PNG image. He put all the 2,951 resulting images on this video. You must watch it: it goes from space to ffffffffffffuuuuuuuu in four minutes. [Vimeo via Matt Biddulph via Kottke]









haha, watched this whilst listening to “slam the door” by Zedd absolutely brilliant!
Why not do the extra 49 and make it 3,000 times?
Very inconsiderate to the round-number-lovers amongst us.
Or 3072 if you are that way inclined..
http://xkcd.com/1000/
Google gets a little narcissistic at 2:30.
Ah, but how many pictures until Google presents you with a picture of Hitler?
That’s awesome – it pretty much runs through the internet as we known it, although minus the cats, cats and more cats.
I’m surprised it didn’t get stuck in a loop at any point, or maybe he took steps to prevent that?
Haha gotta love the random Lucy Lawless Boobs at 1:06
I liked the bit with boobies
30 seconds to about 1.15 felt like a really epic movie trailer, big love for the hubble deep field & antisec in the same video…