Local lad Adrian Vercoe has recently returned from a skating excursion in Japan. 3 weeks were spent with good friends and some local knowledge to escort them to the right spots. Adrian sent me through some photographs shot with his half frame camera while there.
Another amazing piece of video work from London based Kiwi ex pat Reuben Sutherland. This is the second video produced by Sutherland for the Phoenix Foundation. The first being for the track Hitchcock from the album Pegasus. His distinct style of animation is dark and visually rich.
I forwarded this link by Jarred this evening and I thought it’s probably something worth sharing, not because it’s amazingly interesting but because it might actually save someones bacon. As you will see a laser beam leaves a mighty big burn line right across the sensor of the camera. I’m guessing this might be the [...]
I applogise for the lack of activity on The Case over the last wee while, but I have a really good excuse. I’ve been busy spending as much time as I can with my new best friend. She sleeps in the corner of my room and likes to hangout when I get home from work, [...]
For a reasonably serious coffee drinker, almost the worst thing happened over the weekend. I lost the means of brewing my necessary cup of coffee . The syphon fell victim to the heavy hand.
While the oil spill disaster in the gulf of Mexico continues, I thought that these shots I took at the local BP might be highly appropriate right about now. I’m all for the media on this one. I think any coverage and knowledge about this should be wide spread. Watch news articles, read the paper, [...]
I thought I would share the latest offering from Special Problems. This time the video is for Californian based Flying Lotus.
While down at the local coffee shop Milk Crate today something caught my eye. A pile of pages; plain white with simple black text. It’s funny how the most simple design can be the most appealing. What this stack of paper turned out to be was 39 pages of free magazine and a very interesting [...]
Chinese based American born photographer Rian Dundon’s website has been open on my computer for a number of days now. Dundon’s work has something that has kept me coming back for a second look. His of the hip style captures the moment of a number of interesting situations he has placed himself in. Wether it’s following the [...]
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