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Fotomarathon 2008, Berlin

We’re pleased to support the Berlin Fotomarathon again this year. If you haven’t heard of Fotomarathon, you’ll be thrilled to know it doesn’t involve running 26 miles — it’s a marvelous photography challenge. Fotomarathon participants are asked to shoot 24 ...

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Flickr Blog — August 14

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Book: Night Visions: The Art of Urban Exploration

Todd Lappin says: Photographer Troy Paiva has a new book out, and it's chock full of superb nighttime photos taken at abandoned military bases, aircraft boneyards, auto junkyards, and other wonderfully desolate places. Troy's book is called Night Visions: The Art of Urban Exploration, and it mak ...

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Boing Boing — July 28

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Londonomics: The Big Money Chill

If you missed the 02 Wireless Festival or Lovebox, there’s always the Ben and Jerry’s thing on Clapham Common this weekend, or Forever Heavenly in September. The festival explosion is obvious, but there’s been less attention given to the big businesses that have sprung up ins...

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Londonist — July 24

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Preview: Film4 Summer Screen

They gave us a chance to win a home cinema system, and now they're showing films for us. You've got to love Film4 and Somerset House. The Film4 Summer Screen starts up on 31st July, and runs until 9th August. As in previous years, it's the perfect opportunity to curl up on a nice blanket,...

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Londonist — July 16

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Review: Oren Ambarchi at The Luminaire

Of any day of the week, ambient minimalism perhaps works best on a Monday. The noisy whirlwind of the start of the working week brought to a halt by its simple calm. Whilst Oren Ambarchi's Monday performance at The Luminaire began as relaxed as we expected, it soon grew more aggressive and dark...

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Londonist — July 15

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Can FriendFeed save us from Conversation Fragmentation?

Refill the coffee, Thelma. This post is long and impassioned. It might even be worth a read I’ve been impressed enough with Disqus to give it a go. I’m ok with it, but it’s not there yet. I have realised that my frustrations with its failure to import old comment threads from...

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Alister Cameron — July 14