Following a link from this post at Skepticlawyer, via TIME to the photographer’s website, I came across these excellent galleries of urban decay: Detroit in decline; East-German industrial wastelands; and abandoned theatres. It’s certainly…
I really enjoyed “Music That Makes You Dumb“, an admittedly psuedo-scientific analysis of intelligence vs musical preferences. Basically, one Virgil Griffith has assembled data on music taste based on U.S. college campuses, then compared that data with the…
For a while there, Bob Dylan seemed to be slowing down with age. In his youth he was an album factory, cranking out 8 albums between 1962 and 1967, and 9 albums between 1969 and 1976. But in (ahem) modern…
(thanks to Sam)
This site is funny, in a slightly sickly-cutesy kind of way – an artist receives briefs from his toddler daughter who then critiques the results (read: gets angry and hurls abuse).

I came across this very informative summary of the current (purported) rights that various on-line communities claim over the content you, the user, uploads. For example, Facebook’s terms of service are completely horrendous, whereas Flickr is relatively respectful…
I don’t know what this is, but I like it: one man documents the extraordinarily bad shoes worn by his crazy Russian housemate’s prostitute(s).
Somewhat NSFW, but not completely (depending on where you work).

Pictures like these seem like a good enough reason to continue exploring space – it’s an excellent tool for reflecting the utter triviality of the apparently significant matters with which we fill our days.
Now if only we could find…
I was lucky enough to see Neil Young at the Adelaide Big Day Out. Erin and I photographed the day for Rhum.
Some of my Neil Young shots (click for bigger versions):
Fight Club is starting to look somewhat prophetic this week – a number of recent events are reminiscent of ‘Project Mayhem’, Tyler Durden’s plan to bring down the structures and sensibilities of conservative/capitalist America (apparently loosely based on the
Continuing with the emerging theme of “totally repulsive things you should never actually eat”, Erin points to this masterpiece of high-energy, low nutrient food: various McDonalds products on a pizza.

The gun in the final picture…
I thought no-one could do a less appropriate cover of a great song than Scarlett. I was so very wrong.
Edit: I like this description. What the hell is with The Watchmen anyway? So…
So, Leonard Cohen. What can I say? It was incredible. I was not ready for how amazing his voice is live. Despite playing to a crowd of strangers in a far off place on a scorching hot day, his warmth…

It was fabulous. More soon.