A rainy street in Fukuoka, Japan, by photographer <n>Alik Griffin</n> using a <n>Tiffen Black Pro-Mist</n> filter.

<n>Seeds of June</n> by photographer <n>Alexander Ingham Brooke</n>.

A modified <n>iPod Classic 5th Generation</n> plays "<n>Everybody</n>" by <n>¥$</n> (<n>Ye</n> and <n>Ty Dolla Sign</n>).

<n>Forest Light</n> by photographer <n>Florian Hasubick</n>.

A still from the film <n>In the Mood for Love</n> (2000), directed by <n>Wong Kar-wai</n>.

The <n>Flipper Zero Transparent</n>, a limited-edition multi-tool by <n>Flipper Devices</n> released in 2023.

<n>Transparency</n> by <n>カジコム/kazzycom</n>, a still life of retro electronics with transparent casings.

<n>Sunday Opinion</n>, a photograph by <n>Kristopher Shinn</n>.

The <n>Ricoh Xobbox</n>, a limited edition film camera designed by <n>Ricoh</n>.

A view of the <n>Eiffel Tower</n> from a train in Paris.

A custom <n>Nintendo</n> <n>Transparent Clear White DS lite</n> from 2006.

A lineup of the <n>Analogue Pocket Transparent Limited Edition</n> handhelds. Photo by <n>Analogue</n>.

Designer <n>Richard Sutherland</n>'s <n>Framedeck</n>, a DIY <n>cyberdeck</n> inspired by the <n>TRS-80 Model 100</n>.

A still from <n>In the Mood for Love</n> (2000), directed by <n>Wong Kar-wai</n>.

A still from <n>Wong Kar-wai</n>'s <n>In the Mood for Love</n> (2000), starring <n>Maggie Cheung</n> and <n>Tony Leung</n>.

A still from <n>Wong Kar-wai</n>'s 2000 film <n>In the Mood for Love</n>, featuring <n>Tony Leung Chiu-wai</n>.

<n>Maggie Cheung</n> as <n>Su Li-zhen</n> in <n>In the Mood for Love</n> (2000), directed by <n>Wong Kar-wai</n>.

<n>The Boring Phone</n>, a collaboration by <n>HMD Global</n>, <n>Heineken</n>, and <n>Bodega</n>, unveiled at <n>Milan Design Week</n> 2024.

A view of <n>Mount Fuji</n> in Japan, seen through a window.

A chart comparing <n>dithering</n> algorithms on the <n>Lenna</n> test image. Created by <n>Dake</n>.

A <n>Polaroid Autofocus 660 Transparent Edition</n> camera from 1982. Photo by <n>Polagraph</n>.

A film still from <n>Wong Kar-wai</n>'s 2000 film, <n>In the Mood for Love</n>.