Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Monday, December 15, 2008


A beautiful photo showcasing hand-crafted wood vessels by Etel Carmona for Espasso. I love the warm wood against the snowy picture window.

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

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Random image I found today

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Tuesday, May 13, 2008

...re:Vision...



Australian jewelry company Oye Modern takes used camera parts (mostly focus rings) and fashions them into fun bracelets for your favorite photog ;) oye oye!

~ via Notcouture

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Friday, December 14, 2007

...Monographs...





I picked up Abelardo Morell's Monographs yesterday and it's Beautiful. He does a lot of great work, projecting upside-down cityscapes on interior spaces with a camera obscura, and taking beautifully detailed black and whites of old books. Truly a master of light, which all great photographers must be!

buy it here

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

...Let there be Light...




The German trio that comprises LICHTFAKTOR composes some of the most amazing photos I have ever seen with various lights and a slow shutter speed.

If these guys lived in the states I would be camped out on their front lawn. Not in a creepy way... ok, maybe just a little. ;)

Their flickr site is a MUST-SEE and they update often!

check it out here

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

...The Peking Noodle Co. Says...


So I started my first blog today! After my first couple posts, I was high on design fumes and decided to grab a bite on Sawtell @ Little Hong Kong Cafe. This was my fortune.

I hope the lovely designs to follow will make you as happy as they make me from day to day.

...Felty Goodness...




Yummy gray felt pouches from Working Class Heroes. Available through Etsy.

I put the camera case and ipod pouch on my x-mas list already. =)

~ via Notcot

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Speaking of felty goodness, check out Perloff's lecture hall @ UCLA



UCLA's Department of Architecture is presenting Double Edge Lectures & Exhibitions running through 12.10., culminating with a lecture by Toyo Ito.

check it out here