Tuesday, 15 February 2011

The King's Speech





The production design of the Kings Speech was captivating, so considered and beautiful.

Human Planet






An incredible series on the BBC, here is a glimpse of a few of the hundreds of photographs captured around the world by Timothy Allen

Monday, 31 January 2011

Tim Walker

A quote from photographer Tim Walker on turning his imagination into one of his incredible photographs:



"The only way to do this is by BELIEF....really, utterly, absolutely, passionately, firmly believing...
You see, you are so very keen to be able to show what you have seen that somehow it becomes true, and the picture you end up taking becomes a souvenir, a piece of proof brought back from the daydream ........"




Friday, 28 January 2011

Operation Window seat

Images taken from plane windows, whilst flying around the world.
Here is one of my favourites of LA.

The End of Kodachrome film

In December 2010 the only lab left to develop Kodachrome film in the world processed its last roll. Kodak gave Steve McCurry the last roll of the film, on the way to Dwayne’s Photo in Parsons, Kansas,  he took the last 36 frames:





Sunday, 5 December 2010

Lladro

                          

A Fascinating video about the rejuvenation of Lladro pottery, and their Re-cyclos project, in which designers such as Jaime Hayon were asked to recreate the classical Lladro ornaments.

Tea at the Victoria and Albert Museum



One of the most exquisite dining rooms in London - The V&A Cafe.

Sunday, 21 November 2010

Amazing!






A totally inspiring piece of architecture. This house in Rotterdam has been renovated by Rolf.fr and Zecc Architecten, it has been given an incredible new lease of life.

Monday, 11 October 2010

Akram Khan Company - Vertical road

An incredibly powerful performance from the choreographer Akram Khan.
The use of lighting, sound, movement and stillness created an inspiring piece of contemporary dance.

Wednesday, 29 September 2010

Tea Revives the World


The most amazing map from the 1940's, mapping the trade of tea, and how it has influenced and 'revived' the world.

Sunday, 5 September 2010

Turbine Hall, Tate Modern




Ceramics designed for our project. Looking at ways to incorporate a suspending mechanism into the ceramic.


Toh Shimazaki Architecture Forum 2010 Work

A model of my groups proposal for our client's tea shop.








Forum workshop. From a Palladian drawing to a game of dominoes...


More Reflections....

My reflection in the curved underground train window....



Reflections

More from the t-sa Architecture Forum. Images from our site - Postcard Teas, London.
These photographs I took to try and look at how I could reflect the site and the surrounding details in a cup of tea.