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Review: The Fragile Feast by Hannah Collins

by Mário Pires on 22/10/2011 · 0 comments

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We have become more aware of what we eat, as knowledge of the consequences of a bad diet (heart problems, diabetes, etc.) has become more widely known.
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Lytro Launches

by Mário Pires on 22/10/2011 · 0 comments

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Talk about buzz. The biggest photo news on the planet at the moment is the announced launch of the Lytro “light field” camera for early 2012.
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Sezayi Erken Istanbul Book | La Lettre de la Photographie

by Mário Pires on 22/10/2011 · 0 comments

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Istanbul Book is a personal project that aims to document Istanbul, which is one of the oldest city in the world, by using newest digital technologies and different techniques.
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Berlin: Christian Chaize | La Lettre de la Photographie

by Mário Pires 21.10.2011 Mobile

Via Scoop.it – Photography Now Eight years ago, Portugal did present itself as a new landscape in my life – both literally and metaphorically. Since then, I have photographed exclusively along a very small stretch of its southern coastline.Show original

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Motorhead

by Mário Pires 21.10.2011 Mobile

Via Scoop.it – Photography Now Just made a print of this photo I shot of Motorhead in 1981. I remember Lemmy offering me some speed on the end of a screwdriver after I took the shot.Show original

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Review: Cary Markerink, Memory Traces

by Mário Pires 21.10.2011 Mobile

Via Scoop.it – Photography Now I should start by saying that this review is long overdue. This is partly due to the fact that my blogging activity has ground to a halt of late, but also because of Memory Traces itself.Show original

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Not being able to see very clearly is believing

by Mário Pires 21.10.2011 Mobile

Via Scoop.it – Photography Now After months of fighting in Libya, the news just arrived that Muammar Gaddafi is dead (notice the James Bond villain detail here: A golden gun). As is probably inevitable, footage of the corpse is making the rounds.Show original

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