A spot on description for this neat video:
On a dry lakebed in Nevada, a group of friends build the first scale model of the solar system with complete planetary orbits: a true illustration of our place in the universe.
To Scale: The Solar System●
Monday, Sep 21, 2015
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The Beautiful Artificial Light of the World’s Cities●
Thursday, Sep 17, 2015
Short and sweet highlight over at Wired by Taylor Glascock:
Barbieri started shooting nightscapes in Italy in the early 1980s. Over the years he’s shot in dozens of cities throughout Asia, Europe and North America. His images pop with unearthly color. Apartment buildings that are innocuous by day are shrouded in mystery. Intersections crackle with the blurred lights of passing cars. Harsh sodium lights give a power plant an otherworldly glow.
The Kaweco BRASS Sport
Tuesday, Sep 15, 2015
My latest review over at Tools & Toys is up.
This week’s subject matter is the Kaweco BRASS Sport and I’m a pretty happy camper overall. Save for a small converter/cartridge, the BRASS Sport writes beautifully, looks gorgeous, and fits just about anywhere I choose.
Generally speaking, I get down on myself as a photographer. I look at other people’s work and all I want to do is emulate their work. In fact, I blame my gear obsession over my discontentedness in my own photos.
But today, for the first time possibly ever, I found myself being happy with my photographs. I’m not sure what I like about these photos, but I am going to try and emulate this style in the future. I can always grow as a photographer, but I’m glad to say I finally have a style to fall back on.
Check out the review over at Tools & Toys.