Monday, December 29, 2008

Cooper & The CAT CAM




who said that animals cant make great photographers? yeah, i thought so.
anyway, check out this proyect that makes a cat a great photographer. yeah.

The CAT CAM

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

back from NICARAGUA

just starting out...
on our way to one of many adventures
chico
donkey dragging is a sport
joey gives a thumps up to NICARAGUA
I got the privilege to travel to Nicaragua, to help with the producing / filming of a 1st hand episode. The trip consisted of traveling to Nica with a few pro skateboarders and document the origins of Chico Brenes a professional skateboarder that made it to the US when he was 10, and became one of the most well know skateboarders of the industry. The magic, color, and uncertainty of this amazing land were the backdrop of this marvelous adventure, and the company of people like Colin Kennedy, Rob G, Danny Montoya, Joey Bresinsky, up and comer Luis Tolentino and of course Chico Brenes made this trip an unforgettable one. Enjoy some of my phone pictures while I developed the others.

Friday, December 19, 2008

Peter Fuss


A very creative artist from Poland who uses the streets and billboards as his personal canvas. The picture above is from his work "War Has Started" that shows another side of the artist using a witty stencil in times of national security? whatever. His other works tend criticize the public idolization of "sacred" symbols but at the same time he tries to express unity as a lost concept it a society based on images.

Check out his work here.

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Daedelus - Live @ The Roof by Dublab


DAEDELUS "Proton Power Megamix" (dublab VisionVersion) from dublab on Vimeo.

I love Alfred Darlington aka Daedelus.
For all you L.A.ers, he`s a L.A. based music producer that makes awesome music and knows what the crowd wants.
Check out his myspace here.

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Todd Selby - The Selby Is In Your Place

So this photographer (Todd Selby) decided to go to every artist/musician/painter/writer or any other creative/interesting person he knew and took pictures of their homes. Yeah, kinda like 'Cribs' but way better.

Check it out here.

Sunday, December 7, 2008

Puerto Rico is PARADISE



My good friend Huck sent me this with the promise to take me there when I go visit my family in Puerto Rico. Is in Orocovis, center of the island. They call it Hippies, because there is supposed to be a hip[pie commune around there with out electricity and shit, looking forward to check that out too. 

Useful Online Calculators For Almost Every Educational and Life Need


This one is for-myself so I know were to find it when I need it. Pretty handy.

Friday, December 5, 2008

He once said

image from life archive
“Carefully watch your thoughts for they will become your words. Manage and watch your words for they will become your actions. Consider and judge your actions for the will become your habits. Acknowledge and watch your habits for they will become your values. Understand and embrace your values for they will become your destiny.”

why bother with RED when there is BLUE


BLUE DIGITAL CINEMA........ This made me laugh this is consider a film maker joke.

Thursday, December 4, 2008

one of my favorites




I might have posted this before but his photography is just too good. Brian Gaberman

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

CEMENTARIO DE LA RECOLETA











Came to check it out while on tour in Buenos Aires, impressive!
"Cementerio DE LA RECOLETA For the living and dead alike, Recoleta is Buenos Aires’s most prestigious address. The roster of residents within its walls represents wealth and power as surely as the inhabitants of surrounding Francophile mansions and luxury apartment towers hoard their assets in overseas bank accounts. Arguably, the cemetery is even more exclusive than the neighborhood—enough cash can buy an impressive residence, but not a surname like Alvear, Anchorena, Mitre, Pueyrredón, or Sarmiento."

good stuff


David Gallery in culver city Los Angeles represents some great photographers.
Looking forward to their next show....

Knife Show Vol.1 Magic Flashlights by Mike Benson


Magic Flashlights from Mike Benson on Vimeo.

so so awesome.

Sunday, November 30, 2008

Friday, November 28, 2008

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Perspectives


In Perspectives you get interviewed and asked a question, but instead of presenting what you said, they just show what you didn't. More specifically, Perspectives presents the body language and the spoken part of the interview gets edited out, so the communicating gets done by your pauses, your thoughts (literally) and your hand gestures.

Go watch it.

Monday, November 24, 2008

Sunday, November 23, 2008

Immersion by Robbie Cooper




It`s the faces kids make while playing video games. One of the most interesting pieces i have seen in a long time.

'' how do you feel about bullets? "

RSS reader...


Well if you are not using feeds from your favorite websites and blogs its time to start. It makes a world of a difference, instead of having to hit every website that you follow, the website comes to you, research it, you wont regret it, there are a bunch of RSS readers out there but I am hooked with bloglines because it has the best interface for your mobile phone,  so you can get your fix on the GO....

The take away shows



This is probably a repeat but its worth it, The take away shows from la blogotque are great, bunch of different bands feature and perfroming on the streets...Ones I have enjoy so far Beirut, Jose Gonzalez, Arcade Fire, Elvis Perkins & R.E.M

its dope must check it out!

Fucking Balls!!!!!


Surfer Kerby Brown dropped in on a 41′ monster wave about 9 miles off the western coast of Australia. A wave that got him a nomination in the Oakley Surfing Life Big Wave Awards.

A wave that nearly killed him.

via:Liftingfaces

Using mac



Great website for mac user full of tips, and finds that will make your mac experience a joy.

Friday, November 21, 2008

Alan Jaras Photography - A Bridge Between Art & Science





Taken directly form his flickr page:

"Using traditional photographic techniques and pieces of complex shaped glass and plastics I project these patterns directly on to colour film. The resulting images and photographs that you see are purely analogue and are not computer generated, but a true representation of the patterns formed by the light beam after its complex journey through the refractive objects I create. These are analogue images of the refraction patterns of a beam of light passing through various transparent objects. The image is captured directly on to 35mm film, no camera lens is used, the transparent object replaces the lens. Colour is introduced by placing specially prepared coloured filters directly in the light beam."