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]]>Parc d'attraction mythique à la marge de New York, qui a inspiré tous les photographes. Ici un nouveau regard, en quatre mains. L'approche de chacun des deux photographes, et chaque corpus d’image renforce l’autre, et élargit son sens. L'ensemble permet, en montrant très peu, de faire deviner et comprendre beaucoup. On ne voit pas Coney Island. On voit ce qui le constitue ?
François Rappo designed the Theinhardt family after researching the DNA of Grotesks from the early 20th century to develop an optically optimized contemporary font family organized in a wide range of weights.
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Paul Wittaker est aujourd'hui l'un des meilleurs spécialistes mondiaux des bambous. Il en cultive un grand nombre dans le Nord-Est de l'Angleterre ou le climat froid et plutôt sec lui permet de sélectionner les bambous les plus robustes, tous adaptables chez nous. Ce livre rassemble plus de vingt années d'observations et les résultats de ses nombreux essais avec les bambous classiques, mais surtout avec la plupart des espèces et variétés nouvellement découvertes ou introduites en Occident. Cette somme d'informations jusqu'ici inédites et dévoilées dans un style personnel et passionné vous deviendra vite irremplaçable.
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Over the last 10 years, I have learned my trade and developed my vision without traditional training. Photography has been both passion and paycheck. I learned the technical arts of film, chemistry and printing through the good fortune of working among photographers, artists, and intellectuals. My travels, both domestic and abroad, have given me knowledge of the world and the passion to document it. Recently, my work has expanded to include not only the final photograph, but the interactions with my subjects
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The PG5 is the "new and improved" version of the older B6. The lamp housing is easier to handle and the positioning frame for screens offers a more secure fit, preventing screens from bending or slipping. It is also slightly more compact and decidedly more colorful!
Today’s tutorial is one we’ve been meaning to post for a while now, and are excited to finally share with you. For those of you who are unfamiliar with Print Gocco, we’ll start with a brief intro to what we refer to as The Little Machine That Could.
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PRESSE 150 x 76 cm Excellent état révisée / garantie. Une machine TRÈS démultipliée, donc TRÈS douce, permettant ainsi de TRÈS fortes pressions dans un format plus que confortable, et ce quelque soit la technique de gravure. Une machine INCREVABLE !
Chikuno Cube is an air freshener made from ultra fine powder of bamboo charcoal and clay minerals. Bamboo Charcoal has high capacity of absorbing odors, but the secret to the superior absorption powder of Chikuno Cube is the micro-honeycomb structure that amplifies it's surface area by hundred fold. This 2-inch cube has the surface area equivalent of 4 football fields and works best in a small enclosed space such as refrigerator, closets and cars. It is eco-friendly and can be re-used for up to 1 year by just exposing it to direct sunlight every month for 6 hours. The quality is rooted in Kyoto’s craftsmanship, and it won the Japanese Good Design Award in 2008
]]>mongoworks / Furoshiki (gray) Is a cloth used to wrap things, comes from the word 'furo' (bath) and 'shiki' (spread). As the name describes, Furoshiki is a wrapping product. It accommodates objects of various sizes and shapes. The inner material of 5-mm polyurethane can sustain shock, and keeps your electronic or other gear safe and handy. It can be carried by the outside belt, or in your bag. It is a novel Furoshiki for our generation.
Modern Japan, the second largest economy in the world, is a land of contradictions. Home to some of the most sophisticated technology and manufacturing, it also has communities whose daily life has changed little in the last 500 years. It is a place of great beauty, both in the landscapes and its celebrations, festivals, and traditional arts. Hiroji Kubota spent four years traveling the length and breadth of his country's many islands, capturing the magnificent diversity of the people and places along the way. From rice paddies to pachinko parlors, ancient temples to the Honda assembly plants, Kubota's lens has captured both the ordinary and the extraordinary of a dually antiquated and modern nation.