Showing posts with label Leica. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leica. Show all posts
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Leica X Hermes: A Creation Of Beauty.
I really do enjoy a good collaboration. It is so often the chance when two well respected and well loved brands, from totally different fields, get to create something unique. Something that manages to draw in its respective fanbases to an area that they would have never considered before. One of the more stunning collaborations I've seen in recent times is the newly released Leica M9-P model that as a strong dash of luxury fashion brand Hermes about it. It really is something that is the definition of stunning. Just watch the video below to the see the care, love and skill that goes into making such a product. It almost justifies the $50,000 price tag.
Wednesday, 21 September 2011
The Singled Person.
“The Singled Person” is an installation of eight unsynchronized slide projectors displaying photographs by eight international photographers: Michael Ackerman, Morten Andersen, Lorenzo Castore, Thorsten Kirchhoff, Peer Kugler, André Lützen, Hisashi Murayama and Filippo Romano. It offers a subjective lecture on the relationship of the individual and his environment. The traveling installation is currently on view at the 7th Annual Wiesbadener Fototage through September 25th. This slideshow, set to the sound of a projector, shows a sampling of the work of each photographer. Leica.
Just like a video Tumblr feed. Nice.
Thursday, 2 June 2011
Danny MacAskill Does Cape Town.
There are hundreds of thousands of trial and BMX videos out there by thousands of different riders, but for me what sets Danny MacAskill apart is the quality of the videos. This quality is largely enhanced by the beautiful and unique locations that are picked for his videos. Far from the local skatepark or the local city center at night, Danny decides to ride the Scottish Highlands, or the rough streets of Cape Town. For this project by Leica cameras, Danny MacAskill proves what he does best, riding fences, jumping buildings and bridges, and a few little bunny hops.
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