Short and sweet travel photo essay from my new favourite magazine.
I’ve garnered so much inspiration from Cereal recently — everything about the design of the website and the magazine are simply outstanding. The photography, serene; the literature, insightful.
In a word, tranquil.
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Mona Chalabi for my increasingly favourite publication FiveThirtyEight:
This is kind of like a “guess how many jellybeans are in the jar” competition. If I’m smart about my methodology, I can get pretty close to a decent answer, but it’s still a speculative estimate. Here’s what I’ve got: Roughly 100,825,272,791 people have ever died.
Is it morbid that I felt 100 billion people was a low number?
Needless to say, in a zombie apocalypse, we’re screwed.
My youngest sister asked me to shoot engagement photos of her and her then-fiancé back in February. Since then, it’s been a waiting game for their wedding day.
That day finally came a few weeks ago. This time around, a professional was hired to shoot the wedding. Thankfully, that professional wasn’t me. I couldn’t imagine the pressure wedding photographers endure on a bride’s big day.
Naturally though, I nabbed a few shots of my own.
My sister looked spectacular and my new brother-in-law cleaned up pretty well, too. In fact, my family as a whole had never looked better.
I’m exceedingly proud of my new brother-in-law and sister. They’re quite young, but they buckled down, worked hard, and built a solid foundation to start their life together.
To Carl and Rachel: I wish you God’s deepest blessings as you embark on the greatest journey of your life.