I’m officially obsessed with the Archigram Archival Project. I discovered it via Charlie Gower’s blog Tantramar and have spent the past two hours sifting through a wide variety of projects ranging from plug-in nodes to small-scale portable environments.
The images contained within this post are from two separate projects. The first four images are from Nomad [...]

Life Magazine captured these beautiful photos of skateboarding culture circa ’65 for an article titled The Craze and The Menace of Skateboards. The simplicity, style and finesse of the sport during this period was really inspiring and inexplicably cool. Barefoot bar jumps? Insane.

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Piping hot coffee, three eggs, a stack of butter drenched toast, crispy bacon and a heaping pile of home fries. Yeah, that will do!

The majority of this afternoon was spent writing creative briefs and catching up on unread emails, tweets and RSS feeds. I experienced a moment of intense anger when I came across GQ’s The Girls of Coachella, 2010 slideshow. I’m not bitter that I missed the festival; rather I’m jealous that an intern got tasked with [...]

Vancouver mansions. Old money. New money. Nature. Inspiring people. Good fashion. Great music. Tasty cuisine. The past. The present. The future. A shared taste for the finer things. Beautiful.

Photographic processing is the way in which photographic film and paper is treated after photographic exposure to produce a negative or positive image. The processing transforms the latent image into a visible image, makes this permanent and renders it insensitive to light. Here are some recent experimental shots.