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Kim Høltermand: Prism & Gravel Pit

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Kim Høltermand: Prism & Gravel Pit

Kim Høltermand recently posted two new sets of photos, one called Prisms, and the other Gravel Pit. Always stunning.

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February 27, 2010

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Curated, Photography

Benedict Redgrove: Aircraft Symmetry

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Benedict Redgrove: Aircraft Symmetry

London-based photographer Benedict Redgrove is most known for shooting cars, particularly with Bertone, the Italian automotive company, but his work extends to technology interiors and landscapes as well.

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January 6, 2010

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Christy

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Curated, Photography, Technology

The Photography of Greg White

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The Photography of Greg White

Every once in a while I find myself completely enveloped in another artist’s work, and with UK photographer, Greg White, that’s no exception [...]

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December 28, 2009

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Michael

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Curated, Inspiration, Photography

The Last Farm, a short film

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The Last Farm, a short film

Set in rural Iceland, the rolling hills and desolate snow-capped mountains serve as a beautiful and emotional backdrop to the story; the winter air and tungsten-lit sky only adds to its dreariness.

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December 23, 2009

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Christy

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Film, Photography

Berlin through a Leica M8

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Berlin through a Leica M8

Scoped these pretty rad photos of Berlin through a Leica M8 by Andrea Tonellotto. Really love the colors & composition Andrea achieved [...]

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December 22, 2009

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Michael

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Art, Curated, Photography

Camera Magazine: From 1922 to 1981

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Camera Magazine: From 1922 to 1981

Yesterday I read about I.D. magazine folding after 55 years in print, and it saddened me. It made me think of many important publications no longer in circulation in tangible form. [...]

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December 16, 2009

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Christy

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Design, Magazines, Photography

North Idaho

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North Idaho

A small photo journal of a two day road trip we took to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho this last October. I’m pretty happy with the way these turned out, as the weather & lighting were very cooperative during our stay [...]

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November 3, 2009

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Michael

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Curated, Photography, Travel

Fog in the city

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Fog in the city

Fogs are striking obscurities. In these photos, Harald Benz captures a certain fervour and melancholy in a foggy Toronto metropolis. All of a sudden, I miss a place I’ve never been.

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October 12, 2009

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Christy

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Art, Curated, Photography

Lick

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Lick

Here is another brand identity piece we finished for our friend and colleague, Johnny Le. This piece was produced for his up & coming thesis / short film titled: “Lick.” More information about the film will become available as soon as he’s ready to share it with the rest of the world [...]

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November 21, 2008

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colorcubic

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Branding, Design, Photography

24 Hours in the Emerald City

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24 Hours in the Emerald City

Christy and I decided to take a day trip to Seattle with our friends Liz and Angie. While we were there we decided to drop in on the Seattle Central Library.

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August 12, 2008

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Michael

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Culture, Photography, Travel