Very cool. Unfortunately, I don’t know where this picture comes from so I can’t give credit.
Imitation the greatest form of flattery? Wish I could get paid to “design” these sort of pages.
Via NY Times
*Update* Video has since been taken down, I’ll see if I can find another one.
I found it interesting that the reason the logo stands out from the crowd is because the company that designed it has never done a campaign logo before. Unfortunately, the way the camera cuts back and forth between the different angles during the interview can be a little annoying though.
Gotta love Annie’s commercial shoots. So expensive, yet so brilliant. Very reminiscent of renaissance paintings, which I guess is what she was going for. The scenes were taken from the DVD Annie Leibovitz: Life Through a Lens
// continue reading ‘annie leibovitz shoots mary antoinette’
Just a few photographs I took last night in the carpark of Eastland Shopping Centre in Ringwood, Victoria. My broken tripod was a bit annoying, couldn’t get it high enough to shoot over walls/rails.
// continue reading ‘carpark photography - eastland shopping centre’
The first Harry Potter film I ever saw was the forth instalment: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Not having seen any of the previous films or read any of the books, I actually found myself enjoying the movie. I do love to read books, but I also enjoy a well sorted movie. Long story short, I did end up watching all the Harry Potter films and reading all the books. Now onto Twilight. Again, I haven’t read any of the books and all I knew was that it’s a story about teenage vampires. So, did I enjoy it?
Quite a disappointing episode for me this week. Only 2 car tests, no real news, replayed footage during the Top Gear Awards ( some footage we saw just last week ), no challenges, and last but not least, top gear stunt man, who is almost as bad as Top Gear Australia’s “What Where They Thinking?” board. Aside from the fact that the episode was dull, they also declared the Honda FCX Clarity “the future of motoring”. This would have been fine, except they glossed over some of the issues involved.
part 1 // part 2 // part 3 // part 4
The 6 weeks I had in Cambodia were an amazing experience, and since I only took a single point and shoot camera with me, I was able to experience it without the burden of having to lug around large DSLR equipment or worry about theft. If I were to travel with just a point and shoot camera again though, there would be a few things I’d do differently.
// continue reading ‘travelling with a point and shoot - part 4: lessons learned’
part 1 // part 2 // part 3 // part 4
A gallery containing some images from my 6 week trip to Cambodia taken with the Canon G9. You might not be able to see them in your RSS reader.
// continue reading ‘travelling with a point and shoot - part 3: the pictures’
part 1 // part 2 // part 3 // part 4
Six weeks. One point and shoot. Could I do it? That certainly was the question I was asking myself as I was stepping onto my flight to Bangkok. Of course, other thoughts crossed my mind too, like “Did I forget something?” and ”Will that kilo of ham in my luggage go off before we get there?” Well, let’s find out if the G9 was up to the task.
// continue reading ‘travelling with a point and shoot - part 2: the trip’
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