Mar - 2nd
Miru Kim Naked City Spleen
Posted at 9:52 pm | Filed Under photo
Miru Kim is known as the “naked urban photographer,†a fearless artist who walks around naked in abandoned urban locales in cities such as New York, Paris and Berlin. She has photographed various familiar urban settings, such as abandoned subway stations, tunnels, aqueducts, factories, hospitals and shipyards. Her series, Naked City Spleen, is a dissection […]
Feb - 27th
Old Fiat 500
Posted at 7:30 pm | Filed Under digital
Fiat has re-introduced the 500, a model that helped Fiat pull itself out of the post-war years and enjoy some level of success, around the world and in America until the mid-1980s. I love the original Fiat 500, and have run into this beautiful, mint-condition 500 around the corner from my office a couple of […]
Feb - 27th
Looking Down
Posted at 12:22 am | Filed Under art, digital
Feb - 20th
Street images
Posted at 12:09 pm | Filed Under digital, lomo
Feb - 10th
Boodler and Buddha Machine together
Posted at 11:40 am | Filed Under blog
I’ve been playing with my Buddha Machine v2.0 for the past week and love it. I downloaded the .wav files played by Buddha Machine 1.0 and decided to buy one to play next to my 2.0 unit. While googling around, I came across a post on the Healing Beats forum describing a program called Boodler. […]
Feb - 3rd
I LEGO NY
Posted at 6:02 pm | Filed Under art
“During the cold and dark Berlin winter days, I spend a lot of time with my boys in their room. And as I look at the toys scattered on the floor, my mind inevitably wanders back to New York.” Christoph Niemann’s illustrations have appeared on the covers of The New Yorker, Atlantic Monthly, The New […]
Jan - 8th
San Miguel and Guanajuato, via tiltshiftmaker.com
Posted at 10:16 pm | Filed Under digital
tiltshiftmaker.com is a web site that transforms regular pictures into tilt-shift photos. Here’s my trip to San Miguel De Allende, shifted:
Jan - 5th
I don’t know…
Posted at 9:03 am | Filed Under digital
Ever take a picture, leave it on your media card for a few months, then have no idea what it was you took a picture of?
Jan - 2nd
JPG Magazine says goodbye
Posted at 5:36 pm | Filed Under uncategorized
Sad news from the folks at JPG Magazine: JPG Magazine Says Goodbye Posted by Laura Brunow Miner on 1 January 2009. Today is a particularly sad day for all of us at JPG and 8020 Media. We’ve spent the last few months trying to make the business behind JPG sustain itself, and we’ve reached the […]
Jan - 1st
How to develop film using coffee and Vitamin C!
Posted at 3:22 pm | Filed Under photo
Survival scenario #117: You’re trapped in a grocery store. Zombies are closing in from all sides. You have a crucial photo that could end the carnage, if only you had some way to develop the film. What do you do? You grab some instant coffee and vitamin C, you develop the film, and you […]
Dec - 24th
The Conet Project
Posted at 10:10 am | Filed Under uncategorized
For more than 30 years the Shortwave radio spectrum has been used by the worlds intelligence agencies to transmit secret messages. These messages are transmitted by hundreds of “Numbers Stationsâ€. Shortwave Numbers Stations are a perfect method of anonymous, one way communication. Spies located anywhere in the world can be communicated to by their masters […]
Dec - 24th
The Conet Project – mysterious shortwave numbers stations
Posted at 10:10 am | Filed Under blog
For more than 30 years the Shortwave radio spectrum has been used by the worlds intelligence agencies to transmit secret messages. These messages are transmitted by hundreds of Numbers Stations. Shortwave Numbers Stations are a perfect method of anonymous, one way communication. Spies located anywhere in the world can be communicated to by their masters […]
Dec - 15th
More FM3-derived ambient works
Posted at 9:14 am | Filed Under blog
Since FM3 was kind enough to offer the loops from their Buddha Machine 1.0 for free and on a Creative Commons license, Mystified and Zieltogend endeavored to create pieces of music using only these sounds. Unlike the original Buddha Machine, more than one loop is heard at once in these pieces, giving them perhaps a little bit of an unfair advantage. We hope you enjoy the music.
Dec - 14th
Boodler and Buddha Machine together
Posted at 1:40 am | Filed Under blog
I’ve been playing with my Buddha Machine v2.0 for the past week and love it. I downloaded the .wav files played by Buddha Machine 1.0 and decided to buy one to play next to my 2.0 unit. While googling around, I came across a post on the Healing Beats forum describing a program called Boodler. […]
Dec - 5th
Buddha Machine
Posted at 12:34 am | Filed Under blog
My Buddha Machine arrived yesterday. I opened the shipping container to find a box roughly the size of a deck of playing cards. The outside is festooned with the FM3 logo and chinese lettering. The box opens to reveal a retro-looking plastic slab resembling a 1970’s transistor radio. It’s the brainchild of FM3 (aka Christiaan […]
Nov - 26th
Photography is for…
Posted at 8:27 am | Filed Under journal
Want to be a renowned photographer? follow these seven steps. (links include “colorful” language, but we all know that color is an important part of photography) 1) Make sure you have a LOT OF F**KING NATURAL LIGHT. 2) Make sure the natural light SOURCE is behind you 3) Make sure the flash on your camera […]
Nov - 14th
Testing new all-in-one widget
Posted at 11:13 am | Filed Under journal
Scanner, fax and printer.
Nov - 11th
SwitchProxy update – google posterity post
Posted at 5:35 pm | Filed Under blog
I swear by SwitchProxy for Firefox. I use proxies to test our work environment and route web traffic through a SSH tunnel when I’m on an untrusted wireless network. Unfortunately, SwitchProxy hasn’t been updated for some time – it doesn’t work on newer versions of Firefox. I read this post which talked about tweaking .xpi […]
Nov - 9th
I sense a pattern here…more doors, San Miguel De Allende
Posted at 5:55 pm | Filed Under film
A little blown out, but I like the effect. Canon FTb, 50/1.8 lens. Most likely shooting with Kodak UC 400 at midday, hence the blow out.
Nov - 9th
Mystified / Zieltogend – Black Lotus
Posted at 9:45 am | Filed Under buddha_machine
 Since FM3 was kind enough to offer the loops from their Buddha Machine 1.0 for free and on a Creative Commons license, Mystified and Zieltogend endeavored to create pieces of music using only these sounds. Unlike the original Buddha Machine, more than one loop is heard at once in these pieces, giving them perhaps a […]
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