Thursday, September 8, 2011

Liam






leica m8


My best friend from OZ...Liam was here for a day ...i met him 10 years ago when i was studying there...this is his firt time meeting me and nora fater 5 years...

Hopefully he enjoyed my company...he was looking for some hook ups... so i introduced him to few of local stores with good accounts... ..hopefully his plans on opening up a sneakers joint will come true...god bless!

BBC! remember those times brother ....

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

clean up



















view then clean up selection.

kunstaufraeumen

Sunday, September 4, 2011

x10






tried them ..


if only they are interchangeable lens....for surely in my possession...

8 bit








Camera Stickers
Designer: Billy Brown

Not only comes in a three pack of 91.... with both contemporary in the form of DSLRs and Canon L-series lenses but also vintage offerings such as.... twin-lens reflex cameras and Polaroids...

What i like the most is that with the world of 8-bit....stickers all all pixelated....we digg!


yours


Thursday, September 1, 2011

1 week

éS presents: John Tanner, A Week In Paris from éS Europe on Vimeo.




Another awesome skate film...


A week in Paris
éS UK skate team John Tanner
Shot by Henry Edward-Woods

scope











i love taking pictures in a plane...but the series by Phillip Kalantzis are totally in a very different level....titled "On The Plane" ...just plain beautiful and well documented stuff... enjoy...

"Being in flight is one of the most unnatural, extraordinary, ordinary experiences of modern life. When we climb to 30,000 feet, our perspective looking down at the world becomes that of a deity, and the rules of time and space are altered as we rush over the earth. In flight we are able to view the most remote corners of the natural world and the vast spread of the world we have constructed. It gives us the unique perspective to look at the interaction of the natural and constructed in a truly holistic way. In its totality, the unnatural or extraordinary experience produces great fear and excitement. We confront death a little every time the doors close – and this closeness to death intensifies the extraordinary experience of being in flight. On the other hand, our ‘in flight’ experience is filled with the most unremarkable daily activities: reading a comic book, finishing a crossword puzzle, eating, sleeping. The cabin becomes our shared world, temporally removed from the world that we’ve left back on land. What connects the ordinary and the extraordinary is a powerful trust in the human capacity to take us beyond the mundane. The plane becomes a temple of humanism, where we put faith in all that get us and keeps us up in the air – engineers, pilots, researchers, air traffic controllers – a web of people, underwritten by collective knowledge, keeping us alive, together."

linda










When i was young the only magazines my uncles would buy was either "shoot"(football magazines) and rolling stones....in the earliest stage of my life sometimes i would sneak a peek to those magazines when my uncles were away to have a look at pictures of singers/band members/crazy fashion at the time...plus not to mentioned about boobs and crazy hairdo at the music festivals.....it was a bit bizarre for 10 years old boy ....by looking back at this book by Linda McCartney...it sort of flash back to me on few photographs I've seen before those days.....it is not easy to be there and get access to those environment...then only you have a chance to take pictures....and iconic pictures...Not just being married to Paul McCartney from The Beatles....in the sixties the late Linda McCartney was... the first female photographer to be featured in the Rolling Stones.....this brought her to many other legendary musicians such as Stevie Wonder... Michael Jackson.... Jimi Hendrix... Bob Dylan and Simon & Garfunkel....



Linda McCartney
Life in Photographs
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