Weekly Links
The Venus Project- Visionary site with lots of futurist ideas and art, underwater cities and cool designs. Draw Me a Sheep- Cool art/design site, featuring square trees. Rassouli- Great aspirational art, I’ve used two now for story headers- Universal Time…
Weekly Links
TIME- Photos of the collapse of Detroit. NewsWeek- Headless in Tokyo- why are Japan’s leaders so weak? NewsWeek- Learning to live with Radical Islam. -Fareed Zakaria. Mike’s Blender- Mike’s take on Nichitsu ghost town. TED- The haikyoist Miru Kim explores…
Weekly Links
Wall St. Journal- Logo for the Stimulus plan io9- Website with stuff about Watchmen and sci-fi art. Grinding- Abandonments and cool urban art. Contamination Zone- Great urbex site of 21 year old woman in London, lots of asylums. The Jay…
Weekly Links
BBC- A Florida couple pay $150,000 to clone their dog. Crazy. It’s really happening. Tokyo Otaku- Great post on the Tocho- government building in Shinjuku. I’ve got my own photos and post lined up, won’t post for a few weeks…
Weekly Links
Yoyogi Rockabillies – Excellent music video showing the Yoyogi Rockers teasing their hair, getting set, revving motorbikes, and of course- dancing. Tokyo Green Island- Tokyo Photo-shopped to be paved with grass. Nice- I saw these first at the National Art…
Weekly Links
Every Saturday I’ll be posting a list of links I’ve enjoyed in the previous week (if I’ve found any, if I can be bothered): Something Wicked Zine – Buy a copy now! Colbert Report – Enjoy the satiric news comedy…
Ginza Walkers
Goose Lady lives on the streets of Ginza and eats fried breadcrumbs dropped from the sweet-cream crepes of winter shoppers. At night she huddles up to the braziers outside Luis Vuitton and drinks cold mango lassi from the yaki-imo man….
First dslr- Nikon d90
I’ve been shooting my haikyo and structures photos for months now with a Canon Powershot compact camera. It was the best camera I’ve owned- which is not saying a great deal- though it is a nice compact. But too many…
1st HDR photograph
HDR imaging is a fascinating sub-branch of photography that I just became aware of. HDR means High Dynamic Range, which basically means you have a photograph with a heck of a lot of information in it, spanning a range of…
Cyborgization – Extra Senses
Cyborgs will have access to a much more massive range of sensory input data than we do. Just as we think nothing now of putting on our clothes to go outside, or getting in our cars to travel long distances,…
Cyborgization
Cyborgization is the next step forward in the evolution of humankind. Evolution as we have come to understand it, the blind watchmaker slotting together increasingly complex genetic structures at random, pushed ahead by unwitting external forces, the odds of survival,…
Kentucky, USA
Kentucky- the land of Abraham Lincoln, Bluegrass music, Bourbon whiskey, the Kentucky Derby, some of the biggest losses in the Civil War, and all the family on my mother`s side. I`m British because my Dad is British and my mother…
Snake Cat
Snake Cat lives in the city’s gutters and drain-pipes, crawling along on his side, hunting Snark and weevils, distending his jaw to swallow them whole. He is lithe and lissome like freshly steamed yew, he can contort into the shape…
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- Matsuo Ghost Town
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