Short narratives in film & photography.
A beautifully considered site – great design, dev, simple UI/UX, photography, narrative and film.
Curious to see what they do when there’s an archive.
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Evolution from 1941 to 2011.
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Beautiful and eerie.
Amazing long exposure shots.

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Thanks to James who sent me this.. this is addictive so be careful and don’t say you weren’t warned!
100% for me, although I know I’m going to have a few more games.

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Mmmmh.. Big fan of Lomo… love it’s ideals and principles. Making photography fun, cheap and accesible.
Never really use them. But I really, really, really, really, really, really,  like this.

Get ready to have your world turned upside down! The LomoKino, Lomography’s very own 35mm movie camera, is set to revolutionize the analogue landscape forever. Forget about the rules and direct your own stunning short films – with this handy camera, all you need is a 35mm roll and your creativity!

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Life In A Day is a historic global experiment to create the world’s largest user-generated feature film: a documentary, shot in a single day, by you. Executive produced by Ridley Scott and directed by Kevin Macdonald.
90 mins so put the kettle on, sit back and relax.

As my twitter thing is broken

Nice, wobbly and fun.

I think HTML5 and some Canvas fun.

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Staggeringly beautiful and simple and perfect for my home!
Lunar craters are almost two billion years old, and today, we can observe them unchanged since their formation. these craters show the physical impact over an undisturbed terrain by revealing the presence of concave depressions, left by the collision of an object against the silent lunar surface. london-based shiro studio has developed a series of marble trays, ’mare tranquilitatis’, conceived by applying the lunar craters analogy, where every intersecting concavity is metaphorically carved by the mass and weight of the resting objects. the diversity of depths for each concavity generates different diameters, allowing a variety of different objects to comfortably rest on the tray. the fine ribbed texture reveals the industrial milling process and it has been deliberately left visible to declare its contemporary machined genesis. each individual tray measures 350 x 350 x 55 mm and is made of white carrara c marble, manufactured in italy.

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The “equal” is a font created by designer Isabel Lucena where all the characters occupy the same area per square meter. The area of each letter was calculated by developing a program that counted the amount of pixels each character takes in the screen, having this information the thickness of each letter was adjusted until they all used the same amount of pixels. This font was originally created for a symposium about “equality” in the cultural center “de balie”, in Amsterdam, where conferences about many aspects of the subject were taking place over a weekend. The typography pretends to express that equality does not mean harmony nor balance, especially when it is enforced blindly in a mixed society and it overlooks peoples different needs and expectations. The specimen was originally presented in a series of 50 silkscreened posters with quotes from the “animal farm” book.

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