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D-Lux 4. Get this camera babe. Even if you suck at photography, your pics will turn out great.
- Vini Balan
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The above, on Cedar Street between Greenwich and Trinity. Below are two from Boston. This comes after LA, SF, Detroit, Chicago and Toronto.
Photography: Highsnobiety.com.
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- http://ZainHD.com/2010/05/banksy-north-american-tour/
Isn't he?
Kampala, Uganda.
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http://ZainHD.com/
Brief friendly encounter with the police. They were nice. Really. :)
To see pics, go here: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=373638&id=904610144&l=032bb8f27b
Video: http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=432564435144&ref=mf
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/1/10/nation/5445027&sec=nation (FYI, contrary to the news report quoting me, I’m not 28 and I didn’t say that but something else.)
http://thestaronline.tv/v/4965
I think the link works even if you’re not registered on Facebook.
http://ZainHD.com/
Of the 998 pics I just saw, this strikes me the most.
September 2007. Kampung Sungai Sireh. Tanjung Karang. *Pic by Nor Atikah
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I looked down and I saw this. I was told, apparently, if you look past the immediate object, by gradually increasing the distance with your eyes, you will see the the image. It.
But for this particular one, I only saw my toes and realise I’m the only one standing still gazing at the floor, within this vicinity of constant human traffic. Yanyways I’m going mental.
Brickfields Kuala Lumpur. Pic by KL Monorail.
Tags: KL, Kuala Lumpur, Night shots
A girl I know via Facebook, whom I do keep in touch with from time to time, runs a blog about pinups. When I got to know her, it was actually more about working online and I didn’t find out till later that she was a pro-Palestinian Israeli who runs a pinup blog, among other things. Recently she wrote a post about Palestinian pinups, in which she articulate thoughts that I would recommend you to read. Click here.
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Palestinian pinups, come from within a culture of dissent. The women are usually depicted as beautiful rather than sexy, but they are definitely an idealized depiction of femininity. The Palestinian pinup is regal, wears traditional embroidery and most typically a head scarf. The art isn’t just decorative, it has symbolic meaning within every element of the composition.
It’s quite astonishing how much is being said about Palestine, through fashion. Proving to me that fashion is just a misused art, that could say so much more than it does. From the K?fiyyah- a subtle but effective protesting tool, popularized during the Second Intifada, to fashion shows boasting the reinvention of traditional Palestinian garb, to full-on protest haute couture.
-Tali Shapiro
Tags: palestine, palestinian pinup, Tali Shapiro