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Category Archives: Photography
NYC : A Different POV
A very different trip around NYC:
Exploding Volcano, 3 Guys, 11 Countries, 18 Flights…
MOVE is an entertaining little spectacle based on a whirlwind trip by 3 guys, to 11 countries, via 18 flights, over 38,000 miles, in 44 days, with 2 cameras and 1 exploding volcano. Move was directed by Rick Mereki and … Continue reading
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LA Light
Thanks to Colin Rich for this hauntingly beautiful multi-viewpoint, time lapse film of Los Angeles by night.
One Day On Earth
Created on 10/10/10 by documentarians, students, video volunteers and just plain folks, One Day On Earth offers a unique glimpse of humanity through a recording of a 24 hour period in every country on the planet.
Posted in Africa, Asia, Canada, Europe, Film, Middle East, Photography, South America, Tourism, USA
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Visit London (then & now)
These little BBC Motion Gallery videos offer a glimpse of London 50+ years ago and now.
Holidays Are So Random
Does William Gibson know about this? Time Is of the Essence (Cold Mailman) Pop Surrealism is now online. Noelle Stevenson (AKA: gingerhaze) is an illustrator and art student who has cleverly reinterpreted the Lord of the Rings as a hipster/comic/buddy … Continue reading
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From Russia With Love
Between 1905 and 1915, photographer Sergei Prokudin-Gorskii carried out a remarkable photographic survey of the Russian Empire. He used a custom camera that captured three black and white images in rapid succession and utilizing blue, green and red filters he … Continue reading
The City At Night: Pretty Ugly
Baltimore-born, New York-based artist Logan Hicks uses photographs, stencils, metallic paints, aerosol paint, etched panels and anodized aluminum to create shadowy, multi-layered urban scenes that are somehow simultaneously photorealistc and surreal. Hicks, originally a screenprinter, has a new show, called … Continue reading
Stockholm: Mind Your Step (this week)
Photographer Erik Johansson’s street art project asked Stockholmers to “Mind Your Step” at Sergels torg.
