Month: January 2014
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Hacking the Concept of Time
I really enjoyed this profile of Adam Magyar, the ‘renegade’ self-taught photographer who combines sophisticated photographic equipment, other retro-fitted hardware, self-written software, and an artist’s eye to unique effect. In ‘Stainless’, speeding subway cars and their passengers (often seemingly lost in their own worlds) are captured in exceptionally high resolution. Part of the project involved…
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Post Of The Month – December 2013 – The Winner
A runaway winner in this months vote – delighted to announce that it was Ian Fitzpatrick's Five Provocations for Planners that won a resounding victory so well done Ian. You are entered into the Post Of The Month hall of fame. Thanks everyone for taking part.
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Post Of The Month – December 2013 – The Vote
Thanks everyone for the nominations. So our vote this month is between: Five Provocations from Ian Fitzpatrick Arse Backwards by Dave Trott The Teacher-Centric Universe by Ben Orlin Something Small, Every Day from Austin Kleon Your Environment Matters if You Want to Make Better Decisions by Shane Parrish And you can vote below:
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This Week’s Favourite Fraggl Links
My favourite links from the week, curated by Fraggl: A truly fascinating reverse engineering of how Netflix is building "a database of American cinematic predilections" and the 76,897 film micro-genres they've created to help them do it Some wonderful photography and design work in the Top 40 Magazine Covers of the Last 40 Years as selected by the…
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Post Of The Month – December 2013 – Nominations
A new year, and a new look for Post of the Month. Possibly overdue seeing as how it's been going on this blog for over five years now, but I hope you like it. So, for the first time in 2014 it's time for you to nominate the best posts that you read and were…