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Weekly Whimsy

By tigtog on November 9, 2011

This week’s whimsy is brought to you by a money face mash! Please share any bits and pieces you have come across recently that have surprised, delighted, intrigued or otherwise positively engaged you.

Posted in Levity | Tagged currency, Photography, whimsy | 23 Responses

a selection of weird stock images via BuzzFeed 60 Completely Unusable Stock Photos

Weekly Whimsy

By tigtog on March 30, 2011

This week’s whimsy is brought to you a selection of unusable stock photos courtesy of the Internet’s WTF Were They Thinking? department.

Posted in Levity | Tagged Photography, whimsy | 16 Responses

Uluru helicopter view

Nature’s changing moods at Uluru

By Brian on November 14, 2010

The dominant image of Uluru is a large orange rock in a clear sky and bright sunlight, as in this aerial view:

Posted in Australiana | Tagged Photography, travel | 33 Responses

Grom's cottage accommodation

Binna Burra interlude

By Brian on November 7, 2010

Last weekend my wife, Margot, and I spent a pleasant two days with a group organised by an old teacher friend of hers, staying at Groom’s Cottage at Binna Burra on the eastern end of the Lamington National Park. Groom’s [...]

Posted in Australiana, Environment, Life | Tagged Photography, travel | 18 Responses

Lazy Sunday! (post Christmas edition)

By Mark Bahnisch on December 28, 2008

Since we don’t live by politix alone (I sincerely hope), what did people get up to this weekend? And indeed since Christmas Eve? Join in, share some tales, regulars and lurkers all! The New Farm festivities kicked off with a [...]

Posted in Brisbane, Food, Life, Photography, Urbanism | Tagged beach, Boxing Day, Brisbane, cafe, Christmas, festive season, festivities, holidays, Holy Spirit, Italian mass, Life, long weekend, Mooloolaba, New Farm, party, Photography, Raw Energy, road trip, scotch, single malt, Sociology, Sunshine Coast, Urbanism, vegan, vegetarian | 34 Responses

Tuesday Photoblogging – CDM edition

By dk.au on December 9, 2008

The big questions for those in Poznan are those around financing. In what ways do existing instruments need reform? What novel measures could be devised to reign in emissions growth in areas like air and sea transport? So it was [...]

Posted in Climate change, Energy, Howardia, Markets, Sociology, Technology | Tagged aesthetics, CDM, Climate change, development, finance, modernism, modernity, Photography, Sociology, UNFCCC | 1 Response

Stormy weather!

By Mark Bahnisch on November 20, 2008

I’m no climatologist, but it’s been a very long time since I’ve seen storms with as much force as we’ve now experienced in Brisbane and South East Queensland three times in four days, most recently about an hour ago, and [...]

Posted in Brisbane, Climate change, Disasters, Government, Life, Photography, Sociology | Tagged 1974 floods, Anna Bligh, bom, Bremer River, Brisbane, bus station, Campbell Newman, climatology, creative commons, creative industries, dangerous winds, extreme weather, flickr, hail, images, infrastructure, inner city bypass, Ipswich, King George Square, meteorology, natural disaster, New Farm, Paddington, Photography, photos, public transport, QUT, radar, Sociology, South East Queensland, storms, subtropical climate, The Gap, TransApex, TransLink, Transport, tunnels, weather | 26 Responses

Yes They Did.

By Mercurius on November 5, 2008

Scenes from New York City, Tuesday 4 November 2008.

Posted in Foreign Elections, USA | Tagged barack obama, election day, New York City, NYC, Photography, US election 2008, USA Election 2008 | 28 Responses

Lazy Sunday! (Thesis finishing edition)

By Mark Bahnisch on October 5, 2008

Since we don’t live by politix alone (I sincerely hope), what did people get up to this weekend? Join in, share some tales, regulars and lurkers all! Although it’s been uni break over the last week, I’ve been a busy [...]

Posted in Books, Writers & Writing, Brisbane, Education, Film, TV, Video etc, Life, Photography, Urbanism | Tagged Brisbane, clean, dvds, Film, Given Terrace, humanities, irma vep, LaTrobe Terrace, maggie cheung, olivier assayas, Paddington, Paddo, phd thesis, Photography, QUT, Sociology, streetscape, travel guide, travel writing, urban sociology, Urbanism, visual sociology, Writings | 35 Responses

Shooting Divers – Olympic Edition

By dk.au on August 24, 2008

Super slow-mo is overrated. Check out Vincent Laforet’s overhead shots from the 10m platform. If you’re hoping to reproduce something like that on your next trip to the pool, Laforet has a photoessay on his gear here. Then check out [...]

Posted in Photography, Sport | Tagged beijing 2008, Olympics, photoblog, Photography | 11 Responses

Lazy Sunday!

By Mark Bahnisch on August 17, 2008

Since we don’t live by politix alone (I sincerely hope), what did people get up to this weekend? Join in, share some tales, regulars and lurkers all! Beautiful day in Brisbane, by the way. If you’d like to see a [...]

Posted in Art, Brisbane, Culture, International, Life, Photography, Urbanism | Tagged Brisbane, brisbane powerhouse, brisneyland, brisvegas, Indonesian community, Life, multiculturalism, pasifika festival, Photography, Sociology, urban sociology, visual anthropology | 21 Responses

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