20 slides x 20 seconds—simple idea, so powerful results. If you are in the creative business, you could have heard about Pecha Kucha Night—a social, creative event where people present their ideas, dreams and interests.
If you are looking for an evening full of inspiration, adjust your schedule and go. I know I do, and I’m loving it.
A dark room + a hole to the outside = making your home a huge projector
Get inspired by the video and make your own camera obscura this weekend! It won’t cost you a kidney.
Sognsvann lake in winter is an amazing place both for photography and leisure. It’s close to Oslo yet in the middle of a forest and surrounded by mountains.
It’s one of the places that I like to visit regularly, even if I can be there just for a moment.
I’ve recently come upon a link on my twitter feed from Zack Arias about Kai Man Wong’s video: Fake a Pro Photographer. At first it didn’t catch my eye, but the next day I couldn’t stop thinking if they really nailed it—training a rookie into a professional photographer in just a week? Crazy at first thought, or is it?
When we look around it’s hard not to notice all the noise. There are adverts, photos, clips and color everywhere. Every wall, every buss stop, even cars, they are all covered with information. I won’t mention websites and social media, you know well enough.
How do you deal with this enormous amount of information? Is media curation an answer?
Interview with Magdalena Wierzbowiecka
I would like to introduce you to someone from a bit different, than mine, industry, someone who by virtue of her passion inspires many around her. Polish designer, illustration artist and children books author, who’s selection of tools is quite extraordinary.