Today I finally went for a haircut and beard trim after growing it whilst studying. I also found this video of Christoph Rehage walking across China. He made a timelapse video of his hair and bear growing whilst walking. Really well made video and pretty entertaining too.
The Longest Way 1.0 – one year walk/beard grow time lapse from Christoph Rehage on Vimeo.
..by stepping out in front of you or just having a go. Don’t know what started this but the response is pretty severe!
I found this link earlier to a series of photos showing the Apollo 11 moon landing. Breath taking photos, some of which I’ve seen before but some not. The candid ones are great!
They took a Hasselblad there to shoot these.. One of those is a long way down my list past the D300…
Sometimes there’s nothing cooler than a robot, especially when it’s a 6 storey high one in Tokyo! Few more images on the Flickr blog.
Stumbled over this set of images on Flickr earlier. A brilliant idea and all shot with film too. Some of the colours are cracking. The portraits are just great. Must have taken a long time and a lot of confidence to go out and get all these! A summary of the project from the Flickr stream below…
Our project is a true portrait of Britain created by photographing 1,000 people.
We stopped everyone who crossed our path on the streets of London, excluding nobody, asking the same question more than fifteen hundred times.
In a moment where recession is the main subject of every discussion, it was striking to come across such positive attitude.
This is the true face of Britain.
Incredible! The jelly at the end is the best.
I-Movix SprintCam v3 NAB 2009 showreel from David Coiffier on Vimeo.
Great concise article on the benefits of different lenses and focal lengths. Not too technical, not too long and boring and illustrated with pictures.
Seb Rogers: mountain bike photography: Choosing the right lens.
Sometimes the internet really is a thing of joy. Check out the comments on the article below. Via Mr Smith.
Marksman called in to kill Kingston’s pigeons (From Surrey Comet).
