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Stikkord: Photography
Happy birthday to GNU!
Just got a heads up that the wonderful people over at GNU used one of my pictures in their Happy Birthday to GNU-video. I am of course a big fan of open source in all shapes and forms, so this is simply an honor and a delight! I said jokingly to my wife that «it… Fortsett å lese Happy birthday to GNU!
Tur til Torghatten
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mskogly/sets/72157606149076927/
Foto: Mina Hadjian får tatovert 1ern i 2ern
Radiovert Mina Hadjian fikk terningkast 1 for sin tv-serie på NRK, og bestemte seg for å ta en Ari Behn og få foreviget det hele i form av en tatovering. I rompesprekken. Mens hun hadde livesending på P3. Presse: VG | Nettavisen [flickr_set captions=»true» show_descriptions=»true» id=»72157604485514986″]
NOODS AND DOOD!
Rachael & Ruby – With Dead Animals, originally uploaded by merkley???. Merkley??? is worth checking out, I actually had a hard time deciding which photo to blog, there are so many great ones, but I ended up with this one. Check it out.
Bazooka boppers in concert
I love this band. Took these a few years ago at Bylarm in Bergen… [flickr_set captions=»true» show_descriptions=»true» id=»1086584″]
Lost and found portraits
I found these a few minutes ago in a parking garage, probably from some poor guy/girl who got their wallet lifted. Readymade art.
Lost City of Atlantis: Photos Underwater – Divester
Update, 8th of february 2009: The Divester server seem to have lost some of it’s images, so I’m looking around for alternativer sources… Plato spoke of the seaport of Atlantis that the Gods had destroyed when its inhabitants had become corrupt and greedy. Ancient mythology has met with modern day fantasy however, in a visionary… Fortsett å lese Lost City of Atlantis: Photos Underwater – Divester
I am thinking of you
Originally uploaded by AnomalousNYC. Wonderful photoproject, and an important message to the Katrina victims.
Michael Wolf, Hong Kong population density
MICHAEL WOLF | PHOTOGRAPHY | HONGKONG One of the most densely populated metropolitan areas in the world, Hong Kong has an overall density of nearly 6,700 people per square kilometer. The majority of its citizens live in flats in high-rise buildings. In Architecture of Density, Wolf investigates these vibrant city blocks, finding a mesmerizing abstraction… Fortsett å lese Michael Wolf, Hong Kong population density