(Or "Prewar Days #08")

I have a trip to Europe from the beginning of June. I hope I get the key to the future, even if it's something slight… :)

Now I’m reviewing my workflow, including photo equipment and software. It will be two months before I finish it…

Illustration done in collaboration with Marita Romberg

OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP. E-M5, 40mm, f3.2, ISO 1600

24.12.16, 17:29:04 | Nový Knín, CZE

Gwada 2016

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FYR installation by Jari Haanperä at the Lux Helsinki 2014 festival. Installation was set up at the National Museum’s courtyard.

"Hurricane lamp galaxies".

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Those of you who are on FB might have seen it already. For all others, my new portfolio website is here.

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Architecture in popular tourist resorts could seem dull, while at second look light, pattern or detail can be fascinating.

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Aaron Kraft

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Jackson, Wy Estado Unidos

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Amelia Thomas @Bookings

Styling by me. Flickr sharpening kind of fucks this up a bit D: ugh

I finished 3-week travel in Europe.

When I was in Lodz, Poland, I asked a friend what key industries in Lodz were. He answered me immediatelyー"Nothing".

I have some ten thousand photos of the series and I intend to upload some of them after this. But I'll leave Japan for Europe the day after tomorrow and stay there for three weeks, so probably I'll upload the new series taken in Europe for the time being. But I've not found out how I should take a photo in Europe yet…

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Realizzazione del libro "I Think Graphic - Portfolio 2008".

Now I write my "Discours de la méthode" in my mind…

... you know I dig it the most

(from Foggy Mountain Top)

See my new video here: Foggy Mountain Top

La parola italiana anima parte dal greco ànemos (dove significa "vento" - e di questo significato si trova ancora traccia nel nostro anemometro - ma anche, nel linguaggio figurato, "passione" e "incostanza"). Nella Grecia antica si faceva a volte riferimento all'anima con il termine psychè (come avviene nel termine moderno psicologia), con un significato più vicino a spirito (vitale). Nell'induismo si fa riferimento all'Ātman, espirazione, anima.

In latino anima indica propriamente ciò che spira, il soffio, il vento, e anche l'elemento aria. Da questo significato passa a quello di "respiro", nel senso dell'aria che si aspira, e per traslato indica la vitalità primordiale, animale, basata appunto sull'atto del respirare.

I'll upload these old pictures one or two more times.

This project started on July 1st. in 1997, that is, the day of the transfer of sovereignty over Hong Kong and continued for half a year. I took more than 10,000 pieces of night shots. After 13 years of vacuum, I decided to reopen photography seriously in 2010 and started taking pictures mainly at night again…

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"Beware the Judderman when the moon is fat!"

Totally inspired by this classic advert =)

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Stock photography by Henri Koskinen at Alamy

Stock photography by Henri Koskinen at Vastavalo

Laguna Carén, Zona Central, Chile