Simply historic, some for better, some for worse. Worth a look.

fuckyeahthebeatles:

Fanni Bostrom as John Lennon, Audrey Marnay as Ringo Starr, Tasha Tilberg as Paul McCartney and Trish Goff as George Harrison in a recent Vogue photoshoot

simko:

Typographic interpretation of Taylor Mali’s Totally like whatever, you know? by Ronnie Bruce… Matias Corea used this animation in his presentation this morning and I had to share it - not only because I think it’s well executed, but also because I’m definitely guilty of lacking conviction when I speak. It’s something that I plan to improve.

thedailywhat:

Stop What You’re Doing And Watch The Hell Out Of This of the Day: The entire cast of The Muppet Show perform the “Bohemian Rhapsody” cover to end all “Bohemian Rhapsody” covers.

(Seriously: Don’t bother covering “Bohemian Rhapsody.” You’d just be embarrasing yourself.)

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Sniffer.

TINARIWEN in series: Live At Other Music

Very nice example of great documenting and music.

tmblg:

Incredible color footage of 1936 Victoria and Vancouver

lonelysandwich:

Stanley Kubrick’s DGA D.W. Griffith Award acceptance speech

And I believe Steven [Spielberg] summed it up about as profoundly as you can. He thought the most difficult and challenging thing about directing a film was getting out of the car.

This quote comes to mind every single time I’m about to shoot something or embark on a creative project of any kind, because it’s so specific and seemingly reductive, yet so universal to the difficulty of making anything: the hardest thing about a project is starting it.

So, at the risk of soapboxing, I propose a mantra for myself and for you, if you have any use for it:

Get out of the car.

Gabe(’s Feet)

Underneath, the 11th Street Bridge

Get inspired, raise your bar a bit higher, now reach higher.

Autistic artist Stephen Wiltshire etches New York’s skyline from memory after hovering above it for 20 minutes.

I totally creeped on the smokers at UWT.

The Logical Journey of the Zoombinis, NOSTALGIA OVERLOAD

Union Station, Tacoma, WA… again.