Forward! (Taken with Instagram at Shibuya)
Advertising done properly (Taken with instagram)
TKY (Taken with instagram)
Doha > Osaka (Taken with instagram)
Rush hour #isobarmena (Taken with instagram)
Antanov #isobarmena (Taken with Instagram at SAIF-Zone Sharjah Airport International Free Zone)
Me and she (thx to @ghazwanhamdan) (Taken with Instagram at Jumeira Beach Residence)
I’ve been taking pictures of my face everyday for the last seven months using the Everyday app for iPhone. It’s a fun thing to do and truly fascinating to watch how due to different factors, your appearance changes from day to day.
The late Alfred Hitchcock giving his definition of happiness and explaining the wasted energy of hatred.
Me (by accident) (Taken with Instagram at FOAM Fotografiemuseum)
Club scene (about to catch Monolake ‘Ghosts’ surround sound set and an Ost Gut Ton label showcase) (Taken with Instagram at Melkweg)
While I work, I like to listen to deep, instrumental music. Classic jazz, solo piano, deep techno and recent ambient music all tend to work. Anything more than this tends to cloud my thinking. Knowing this, @anclove, my partner in crime at Gulf Records, put me on to ‘A Winged Victory for the Sullen’ (yes that is the name, and yes it is awesome).
AWVFTS are like a more orchestral, cinematic version of God Speed You Black Emperor, and over the last week, I have been enjoying their work immensely.
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A few days ago, I watched ‘Life in Day’ a crowd-sourced feature film directed by Kevin MacDonald and produced by Tony and Ridley Scott. Scott and team asked the world to record their day on 24th July 2010 and also to answer a series of very simple questions. The results are moving, funny, insightful and fundamentally human.
Director Kevin Macdonald explained the inspiration behind the project:
“The inspiration for me was a British group from the 1930s called the Mass Observation movement. They asked hundreds of people all over Britain to write diaries recording the details of their lives on one day a month and answer a few simple questions. … These diaries were then organized into books and articles with the intention of giving voice to people who weren’t part of the “elite” and to show the intricacy and strangeness of the seemingly mundane.”
The full feature film is available to stream in HD above via YouTube. A truly interesting project. Highly recommended.
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