Link: Rion.nu: photoblog by Rion Nakaya
I might as well just post this. One of my favorite photoblogs by far and, since the author moved to europe, a way to live vicariously through an expatriated couple until D ‘n’ I can live “the life” ourselves for a time.
—28 September 2009 ∞ | View Comments
Rion.nu | the weather project at london’s tate modern
Another from rion.nu. I don’t know if this ever came to the U.S. but Seattle would have been the perfect choice.
The artist, Olafur Eliasson, is the same person who created the New York City Waterfalls installation.
—28 September 2009 ∞ | View Comments
Rion.nu: photoblog by Rion Nakaya
I might as well just post this. One of my favorite photoblogs by far and, since the author moved to europe, a way to live vicariously through an expatriated couple until D ‘n’ I can live “the life” ourselves for a time.
—28 September 2009 ∞ | View Comments

Rion.nu | the weather project at london’s tate modern
Another from rion.nu. I don’t know if this ever came to the U.S. but Seattle would have been the perfect choice.
The artist, Olafur Eliasson, is the same person who created the New York City Waterfalls installation.
—28 September 2009 ∞ | View Comments
sex drugs and sausage rolls (via lomokev)
—21 September 2009 ∞ | View Comments

sex drugs and sausage rolls (via lomokev)
—21 September 2009 ∞ | View Comments
petervidani:
Oak Street Beach, Chicago. Terry Evans, 2004
(via melisaki)
Amazing perspective. The figures on the beach appear as if they are small toys.
—16 September 2009 ∞ | View Comments

petervidani:
Oak Street Beach, Chicago. Terry Evans, 2004
(via melisaki)
Amazing perspective. The figures on the beach appear as if they are small toys.
—16 September 2009 ∞ | View Comments
From holgagraphy, via…
—15 September 2009 ∞ | View Comments

From holgagraphy, via…
—14 September 2009 ∞ | View Comments
Jeffrey Docherty on Flickr
—14 September 2009 ∞ | View Comments

Jeffrey Docherty on Flickr
—14 September 2009 ∞ | View Comments
‘roid week 2009 is not what you might think on first glance (a week-long uprising of iconoclast weightlifters?) but, instead, is a self-imposed regimen of a week of shooting Polaroid film (a film stock who’s days, amazingly – considering Polaroid has ceased manufacturing it – may not be so numbered). Beautiful work.
—10 May 2009 ∞ | View Comments