Entry no.: 991

8 Feb 2010, 8:53 AM

Tags: B&W, film, Leica, Transylvania

Comments: 0

Photography Tell me something sweet to get me by

Straw hat forgotten in a parking lot, Brașov, Transylvania. Click here or on the image to enlarge.

Entry no.: 989

5 Feb 2010, 9:15 AM

Tags: B&W, Camargue, film, Leica

Comments: 0

Photography There's beauty in the flood

Camargue. Click here or on the image to enlarge.

Entry no.: 987

3 Feb 2010, 9:23 AM

Tags: B&W, film, Leica, Monte Carlo

Comments: 0

Photography Shimmer and shine

Port of Fontvieille, Monte Carlo. Click here or on the image to enlarge.

Entry no.: 985

30 Jan 2010, 2:56 PM

Tags: B&W, Bucharest, film, Leica

Comments: 3

Photography We might kiss when we are alone, when nobody's watching

Street, Bucharest. Click here or on the image to enlarge.

Entry no.: 974

25 Jan 2010, 10:10 AM

Tags: B&W, Bucharest, film, Leica

Comments: 1

Photography All the house clocks stopped

Street, Bucharest. Click here or on the image to enlarge.

Entry no.: 969

20 Jan 2010, 9:52 AM

Tags: B&W, film, Leica, Singapore

Comments: 0

Photography The portrait of a portrait

Clarke Quay, Singapore. Click here or on the image to enlarge.

Entry no.: 964

12 Jan 2010, 10:27 AM

Tags: Brandient, Bucharest, design, Polaroid

Comments: 0

Photography Graphic designers

Bucharest, 2010. Click here or on the image to enlarge.

Entry no.: 959

8 Jan 2010, 3:07 PM

Tags: Bucharest, Polaroid

Comments: 0

Photography Winter crows 2

Out of the window, Bucharest. Click here or on the image to enlarge.

Taken with a Polaroid Land Model 350 camera, probably manufactured before I was born (the 350 was produced from 1969 until 1971). The camera was cheap, around €50 at the flea market—it's the the batteries and the film that cost a fortune.

Entry no.: 957

7 Jan 2010, 9:35 AM

Tags: 60 seconds, Bucharest, iPhone, video

Comments: 2

Romania Winter crows 1

Bucharest. Click here or on the image to view video.

Entry no.: 954

3 Jan 2010, 12:01 PM

Tags: Angkor, Cambodia, iPhone

Comments: 0

Travel Banteay Srei temple

Banteay Srei Temple at Angkor, Siem Reap, Cambodia. Click here or on the image to enlarge.

Entry no.: 953

3 Jan 2010, 8:41 AM

Tags: 60 seconds, Cambodia, iPhone, video

Comments: 2

Travel Floating village

Chong Khneas, the floating village of Siem Reap river. Click here or on the image to watch video. Shot here.

Entry no.: 952

2 Jan 2010, 5:24 PM

Tags: 60 seconds, Cambodia, iPhone, video

Comments: 0

Travel Siem Reap night market

Night market in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Click here or on the image to watch video. Shot here.

Entry no.: 951

2 Jan 2010, 10:40 AM

Tags: Cambodia, iPhone

Comments: 2

Travel Angkor temple

Angkor temple, Cambodia. Click here or on the image to enlarge.

Entry no.: 950

1 Jan 2010, 5:56 PM

Tags: 60 seconds, Cambodia, iPhone, video

Comments: 0

Travel Fish massage

Fish massage "parlor" in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Click here or on the image to watch video. Shot here.

Entry no.: 949

1 Jan 2010, 4:20 AM

Tags: 60 seconds, Cambodia, iPhone, video

Comments: 0

Travel Cambodia New Year

New Year party in hotel garden, Siem Reap, Cambodia. Click here or on the image to see video. Shot here.

Entry no.: 948

1 Jan 2010, 4:09 AM

Tags: 60 seconds, iPhone, Phuket, video

Comments: 0

Travel Phuket beach

Little girl watching sunset on Phuket beach. Click here or on the image to watch video. Location.

Marginalia

Notes & Streams

Sunday at 12:19 Kit saved badbanana's tweet, "A California businessman is selling Beethoven's skull? Then whose skull have I been drinking from today?" as a favorite

Sunday at 12:19 Kit saved PetroniaDasu's tweet, ""I believe that sex is one of the most beautiful, natural, wholesome things that money can buy.”" as a favorite

Sunday at 12:19 Kit saved badbanana's tweet, "I was promised today would be a new day. This feels suspiciously like a used Wednesday." as a favorite

Sunday at 12:19 Kit saved luckyshirt's tweet, "The first rule of Mime Club is: you do not talk about Mime Club." as a favorite

Sunday at 12:19 Kit saved nonsequiturific's tweet, "Old German mafia proverb: You can't make an umlaut without breaking any legs." as a favorite

Sunday at 12:19 Kit saved zeldman's tweet, "Spam is the new poetry." as a favorite

Sunday at 12:19 Kit saved badbanana's tweet, "This awful winter weather doesn't affect me as much as it affects the people I murder." as a favorite

Sunday at 12:19 Kit saved Six_Stories's tweet, "M.: 'You say life, I say strychnine.'" as a favorite

Sunday at 12:19 Kit saved danberte's tweet, "Dacă zic incă o dată că Flash tre' sa moară, mă repet?" as a favorite

Sunday at 12:19 Kit saved gruber's tweet, "Must be something wrong with this demo unit -- doesn't have Flash installed." as a favorite

Sunday at 12:19 Kit saved pax_'s tweet, "soo.. the GooglePad, same time next year? :P" as a favorite

Best comic book covers

Hi, ha, ha, ha, haa, haaa, ha. Yeah.

Via the Longboard.

Sunday at 03:38 Kit saved Changing Robe as a favorite photo

Saturday at 15:25 Kit saved (Untitled) as a favorite photo

50 Badges

50 stars and shields of LAPD at the LA Times Magazine.

Via the Longboard.

George Lois's Esquire covers

George Lois is an American Art Director, designer, advertising leader and author best known for the for Esquire Magazine which he produced as a consultant from 1962 to 1972, never actually being an Esquire employee.

Nothing less than future shock

What you're seeing in the industry's reaction to the iPad is nothing less than future shock.

—Fraser Speirs in his post Future Shock, a wise comment on "the volume and vehemence of apparently technologically sophisticated people inveighing against the iPad."

The times they are a-changin'.

Via DF.

Salinger has died

J. D. Salinger, Literary Recluse, Dies at 91 obituary at The New York Times.

Oh, your complaints were endless

Remember way back to January 2007, when the iPhone was announced? Oh Internets, you wailed and gnashed your teeth endlessly. No 3G network? No MMS? No apps on the iPhone? No replaceable battery? Oh, your complaints were endless. You were sure that the iPhone was doomed because it didn’t meet all your requirements.

—Michael Pusateri to the those folks criticizing iPad before seeing one in his Message to the Internets regarding the iPad.

Dear Internets, remember the times when new stuff was exciting?

Oh Internets, you grew jaded and blasé.

Moving at the top

This is Apple’s way of asserting that they’re taking over the penthouse suite as the strongest and best company in the whole ones-and-zeroes racket.

—John Gruber on Apple bragging about making their own CPUs, their annual revenue and their size compared to companies like Sony, Samsung, and Nokia in The iPad Big Picture blog post.

It's called iPad

Apple iPad.

It might be the future.

Apple's 'latest creation' live

Blogs covering live the Apple 'latest creation' event:

Also:

If you follow a source not on the list, please share the URLs in comments. Thank you.

The game changer

My own fascination—and professional interest—with the Apple tablet is how convinced I am that it will be what my friend Andrew DeVigal, of The New York Times calls “the game changer”.

—Mario R. Garcia in his Apple’s Tablet: today is D day blog post.

For publishers selling digital

It’s not easy. Print still has a tangible, innate value. The web does not.

If the stars align, Apple could unleash a device that’s sexier than reading a magazine.

If they did it right, publishers like me might finally be able to sell something digital that people would actually buy.

—Derek Powazek, the editor and publisher of Fray, in his blog post What I Hope Apple Unleashes Tomorrow.

That's a landscape

Images taken with the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter are way cooler than some science fiction movies.

Look at this one.

Most important thing ever

This will be the most important thing I've ever done.

—Steve Jobs on Apple tablet, allegedly, as per TechCrunch's report.

It's that big.

CNN's 360˚ panoramic video

Have you seen CNN's 360˚ panoramic video of Port-au-Prince, Haiti? Think 360˚ feature films.

Via Kottke.

$0.15/MB

"Delivery costs will be based on file size and pricing will be $0.15/MB."

—Amazon Announces New 70 Percent Royalty Option for Kindle Digital Text Platform press release.

Interesting. We pay roaming data at $4–$7/MB: that's around 3000% surcharge. Or more.

Just get one

Because Apple is the hot-hot-hot topic because of their January 27 announcement, here's their complete 'Get a Mac' campaign, featuring John Hodgman and Justin Long — 66 (yeah) TVCs by TBWA Media Arts Lab, from May 2, 2006 to nowadays.

My advice to you? Get a Mac.

Via @Iancul.

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