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The 5 Most Exciting Things About ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ Trailer
In case you missed it, Leo throws a lot of things around (including a little person).
It’s true, Kodak has officially stopped production of acetate film base, one of the key components of camera film. Reddit user ApatheticAbsurdist notes that Kodak has enough stock to keep producing film for a few more years, but it’s safe to say the announcement is another blow for film lovers everywhere.
Kodak Stops Producing Key Component of 35mm Film
via Reddit / Photo by Arno Jenkins
morning activity #bw #monochrome #jogja (at Jl. Kaliurang km 8)
pointed #bw #sky #monochrome
blow #polyvore
looked up #polyvore
pink #polyvore
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Analogue + Digital = One amazing gizmo!
The Smartphone Film Scanner brings your 35mm into the digital world. Simply mount your smartphone, slide in your film, use a free app to invert the colors and snap a pic! It works with iPhones, Androids and any 35mm negatives.
Go from film to masterful tumblr post in a matter of seconds. It’s even easier than pie.
Architecture Students at any given moment…
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Within Little Free Library/NYC’s project by PEN World Voices Festival and The Architectural League of New York, Stereotank has designed an inhabitable yellow structure with small holes for curious people, where anyone can find or leave a book.
Well, shake it up, baby, now
Twist and shout
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If you ever stumble upon a swarm of fireflies, slowing your shutter speed can produce dazzling results. Yume Cyan has been shooting long exposure images of the bioluminescent insects in a forest outside Nagoya City, Japan.
Long Exposure Photos of Fireflies in Japan
via Colossal / Thanks Morgan!
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