Imperial seeing eye.
Nice photographic emblem for a 1965 Chrysler Crown Imperial. (via chromeography)
Your Friday Inspiration: “Glowing falls” —Beautiful long-shutter/timelapse photos of glow sticks flowing down waterfalls lit by moonlight.
Landscapes lit up by glow sticks, road flares, headlamps, and moonlight.
(via pbump, thisiscolossal)
Snuggly space clouds.
The whole series of photos taken by Canadian astronaut Commander Hadfieldon board the International…
Beautiful geometric shapes and dream-like video sequences, to the soundtrack of Eskmo’s Cloudlight.
I’ve got a sinking feeling.
This image seems to do a good job of capturing the emotional fog that currently haunts my soul. A…
Hot air to nowhere.
If you are going to be near Germany in 2013, you should make plans to go see Big Air Package—Christ…
Slices of time.
Beautiful renderings of the passing of time. I especially love still imagery that conveys a third…
On a wing and a prayer. (via thisiscollosal)
Seems crazy that it’s already been a year since Steve passed away.
Apple.com has a fitting tribute today on their homepage along with a letter from Tim Cook (link goes to AppleInsider, for posterity reasons).
However, all of this reminds me of one final publication that quoted my tiny encounter with the man from years ago. After being interviewed by Cult of Mac, People, Fast Company and a few others, my Steve Jobs story was published in the Japanese magazine AERA. (You know a man is a legend, when even my simple, poorly written story about meeting him would get me international press!?) Nevertheless, I forgot to mention it when it happened, and now seems like a fitting time.
If any of my Japanese followers can read this or have seen a copy of the mag in person, I’d love to hear from you on Twitter.
Otherwise, just remember to be kind to one another and do great things.
