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chinese tourists looking at a dutch windmill built by chinese ice sculptors at a dutch themepark
1. posted by Yuri Vorontsov at 23:06 on April 27, 2006
Plain weird. Wow!
2. posted by Jan! at 14:32 on May 01, 2006
How very meta! (Well, not meta, but that is a bit of a catchall word nowadays.)
Did those tourists bring their own body warmers, or are they included in the entrance fee?
Did those tourists bring their own body warmers, or are they included in the entrance fee?
3. posted by Milo at 14:47 on May 01, 2006
Actually, before you walk into the giant freezer (kept at -10 degrees Celcius), you're handed these body warmers. And upon exiting you're supposed to give them back (or so I figured out despite being blinded from my suddenly fogged-up glasses).
4. posted by Jan! at 01:02 on May 02, 2006
Oh, nice. There was a similar thing here in Bruges (see my link) last January. We sure didn't get no warmers, no-sirrie!
Do you also think of somewhat random yet still related Google queries when you look at things? I thought: hey, I wonder if there's anyone who punned "Invasion of the Body Warmers" before. (There is.)
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Do you also think of somewhat random yet still related Google queries when you look at things? I thought: hey, I wonder if there's anyone who punned "Invasion of the Body Warmers" before. (There is.)
the ancient chinese art of shadow kickboxing
1. posted by Martijn at 16:02 on April 24, 2006
I say: random acts of senseless violence against a photographer with a camera resembling a gun
2. posted by Jan! at 14:31 on May 01, 2006
Haha, knap gedaan!
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office light
1. posted by ACJ at 23:34 on April 21, 2006
I know I have said this before about picture from your hand, but... nice composition.
2. posted by Milo at 09:27 on April 22, 2006
Thank you very much, ACJ. In this case it was just a matter of aiming my camera straight ahead while sitting at my desk :)
3. posted by gmail.com,tathyrocks,Gracie at 00:21 on April 23, 2006
cold office. awsume shot, way cute arm
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1. posted by gmail.com,tathyrocks,Gracie at 01:30 on April 21, 2006
Cool air modles, like saying eveything is biger then you but in some way u know it's supost to be diffrent.
2. posted by AHMET at 13:47 on August 16, 2006
IK WIL EEN KLM
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1. posted by lokhin at 00:22 on April 19, 2006
you went to see the chinese ice sculpture event?
2. posted by Milo at 07:06 on April 19, 2006
Indeed I did! More photos from that later...
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glitch
1. posted by Jan! at 14:31 on May 01, 2006
Actually, the Dutch Railways are going to use barcodes to automate everything. When you buy a ticket, you will get a complimentary barcode scanner.
Also, In The Future, There Will Be Robots.
Also, In The Future, There Will Be Robots.
2. posted by Bekuh at 17:55 on September 29, 2006
<3
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passing train
deze vind ik zelf erg mooi...
1. posted by Martijn at 01:45 on April 08, 2006
Hebbie hem weer!
2. posted by Milo at 08:00 on April 08, 2006
Hahaha.
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rooftop photography fun
1. posted by fff at 00:15 on April 03, 2006
Bijna renaissance-achtig
2. posted by moonaa at 18:10 on April 11, 2006
oh, it looks like a modern art.
somebody's fading out-
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somebody's fading out-
1. posted by Martijn at 12:51 on February 11, 2006
Dat was me dus totaal niet opgevallen!
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chinese new year in rotterdam
1. posted by Ine at 09:54 on February 09, 2006
hi milo
2. posted by Milo at 12:15 on February 09, 2006
Hoi!
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IFFR day 6
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Seen today:
- Shanghai Dreams
- La Perrerra
- Langer Licht
- One of the best things about this showing was the Q&A with director David Lammers afterwards, which was definitely the funniest and most enthousiastic I've seen yet.
- NEXT: A Primer On Urban Painting
- I wasn't expecting to vote 5-out-of-5 on a documentary this week, but I did today. This film is simply dripping with awesomeness; the first one I'm seriously considering attending a second time. Packed with so much inspirational and original and varied art and design from all over the world - all set to great music of course. Highlights: the trek deep into a cave below the Paris underground to find tags from the 19th century, the ninja-like Tokyo speed-taggers, and the pleasure of seeing the PIPSlab 3D lightsigs on a giant cinema screen.
1. posted by frenchy at 17:38 on February 03, 2006
hi milov,
yep, I agree, twas an excellent documentary. Great to see the old school combined with the new. Especially LEE, awesome art!
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yep, I agree, twas an excellent documentary. Great to see the old school combined with the new. Especially LEE, awesome art!
IFFR day 5
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Seen today:
- Clear People
- Basically a collage of scenes and sounds in and around an apartment complex, emphasis more on the surroundings than on the people. Lots of interesting shots that made me wish the picture quality/resolution was better.
- Linda Linda Linda
- Probably the movie I had the highest expectations for, and though it started a little slow, I was not disappointed. Lots of very funny moments, some subtle, some not so subtle but not at all as slapstick-y as I was fearing. With a great soundtrack (highlight: a version of Happy End's 風来坊 by 湯川潮音). My new favourite.
- Black Brush
- Since Ode to Joy was sold out I went to this one instead, which turned out to be very funny and entertaining. With a very cool occasional thumping soundtrack-beat by the director's brother, that I wish would occur even more often during the film.
- Play
- Beautiful Chilean film. Reminiscent of Amélie in parts, though far less fantastical. Another definite favourite.
- Look for Me (short)
1. posted by lokman at 02:37 on February 05, 2006
good to hear you liked linda 3x!
looking forward to seeing it .. hopefully it will play at the philly filmfest. ps. i wrote a short review, more an impression, of three times. i know you missed it, but maybe i just gave you reason to try to catch it somewhere else ;)
looking forward to seeing it .. hopefully it will play at the philly filmfest. ps. i wrote a short review, more an impression, of three times. i know you missed it, but maybe i just gave you reason to try to catch it somewhere else ;)
2. posted by Milo at 21:33 on February 05, 2006
Yeah I think you'll love Linda Linda Linda as well... Best Bae Doona performance ever. Real amazing how she manages to carry some scenes without speaking at all.
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IFFR day 3
Didn't have anything planned for today (most interesting films were sold out and most non-sold-out films didn't seem interesting), but decided at the last minute to attend the Nagasaki Shunichi interview in the Schouwburg, which inspired me to go and see his Heart, Beating in the Dark (new version), which turned out to be pretty good.
IFFR vipspotting
Tony Rayns, Nagasaki Shunichi, translator guy and Mizushima Kaori at the Q&A after Wild Side/After That, all completely blinded by the stage lights, unable to see who in the audience wanted to ask a question.
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Films seen on my first day at the festival:
- The Lost Hum
- Having to wait for 30 minutes until the "technical difficulties" with the projector were solved made this seem a very long sitting, but still an impressive unusual and original film.
- Ahlaam
- The first and only Iraqi film I've ever seen, and it's a great one... Shot with mostly non-actors in various very photogenic locations in and outside of Baghdad, all the more amazing after hearing the director talk about how the crew itself had (and has) to deal with threats and kidnappings as well.
- The Magicians (short)
- Very moving 40 minute story filmed in one single continuous shot by Song Ilgon (three films of whom appear in my best-of-2005 list).
- Haze (short)
- Shinya Tsukamoto's amazingly intense vision of claustrophic hell, painful to watch at times but still left me wanting for more. Looking forward to seeing the extended 49 minute version.
- Worldly Desires (short)
- After That
- The first Nagasaki film I saw, apparently one of his most inaccessible (or so Tony Rayns warned). A behind-the-scenes documentary with very poor picture and sound quality, the first half is difficult to sit through, but the second half gets quite funny and exciting as the filmcrew secretly trails the girlfriend of one of the actors through Tokyo.
- Wild Side (short)
Somewhere in Delft, April 2005
1. posted by Jan! at 15:02 on January 13, 2006
Delfts groen?
2. posted by Jan! at 15:03 on January 13, 2006
Ziet er wel vreemd uit door die "schubben"; met een beetje verbeelding zijn het halve kerstbomen.
3. posted by flowers to vijayawada at 21:04 on March 26, 2010
Is it an aparment?
4. posted by cakes vijayawada at 21:04 on March 26, 2010
umm...may be a factory.
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a little afternoon rooftop guitar playing
soundtrack: José González - Heartbeats
1. posted by Martijn at 11:02 on December 20, 2005
Hail to the guitar! Great pics :)
2. posted by Aarti at 15:35 on January 09, 2006
Great pictures. Well done
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Konijntje Snoepfles
Yes, this is a 12m high inflatable green plastic bunny. Quite a sight to pass on my way to work every morning. More info...
1. posted by Herman at 17:45 on December 15, 2005
Ah, de bewaking is inmiddels in handen van undercover agenten. (zie: http://trendbeheer.com/2005/12/10/kabouter-butplug-kan-wel-inpakken/)
2. posted by huphtur at 02:52 on December 16, 2005
that florentijn dude makes some cool stuff. i seen the block of blue buildings in rotterdam. now i know the story behind it.
3. posted by Jan! at 13:17 on December 16, 2005
Wow, it's even 15 meters including the pedestal!
4. posted by Yuri Vorontsov at 23:56 on December 16, 2005
Bloody scary....
5. posted by @gar at 23:31 on February 23, 2006
it isn't that scary once you know it is called bunny ;)
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dual camera action
november 2004
office windows at night
1. posted by Nick at 12:25 on November 05, 2005
Very sjiek.
2. posted by moonpirate at 14:46 on November 06, 2005
thanks, Milo. Je brengt me op een idee...
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on the roof
1. posted by ,nah,pell at 00:46 on December 02, 2005
you've gotta wonder whats going on in this shot. the guy on the right looks pissed. Sweet photo.
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1. posted by Ivan at 16:58 on September 08, 2005
spooky
2. posted by Thomas at 11:30 on September 09, 2005
En langs het tuinpad van mijn vader
Zag ik de hoge bomen staan
Ik was een kind en wist niet beter
Dan dat het nooit voorbij zou gaan.
Die goeie ouwe bovendijk!
Zag ik de hoge bomen staan
Ik was een kind en wist niet beter
Dan dat het nooit voorbij zou gaan.
Die goeie ouwe bovendijk!
3. posted by Martijn at 12:08 on September 09, 2005
'The terror starts in Watering'
4. posted by Milo at 12:29 on September 09, 2005
high-res version: http://milov.nl/2005/08/sunny-path
5. posted by Ivan at 15:29 on September 09, 2005
not so much spooky
6. posted by Fidel at 10:27 on September 13, 2005
That streak of light is great.
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fixing the light
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Have a good day!
We are the leading exporter and manufacture of scaffoldings in China.
Our products including scaffolding fittings , scaffolding couplers, scaffolding props
and so on .we can also supply you various kinds of pipe fittings .we have the ability to manufactory products according to sketches offered by the clients .
Our products are sold at good quality and reasonable price.
Pls visit our website : http://1stmetal.com
If there are any products you are interest in , pls let me know about your requirements in terms of quantity ,packing, schedules and quality parameters so that we may send you our quotation and delivery schedule.
You may also send us your target price , which help us to establish many things like weight, colors, packing etc.
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Regards
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feet
1. posted by Jan! at 17:19 on August 19, 2005
Including two webbed feet!
2. posted by Milo at 19:03 on August 19, 2005
Yes, those are the feet I aimed at actually.
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u n
1. posted by Jan de Leeuw van weenen at 10:29 on August 27, 2005
Het RD vermeldt over de het logo in haar krant van 13-08-2004 het volgende:
"Unilever moet 'speelser' worden.
Aan de gevel van het hoofdkantoor van Unilever aan het Rotterdamse Weena zijn gisteren de borden met de strakke U van Unilever verwijderd. Het beeldmerk is vervangen door een nieuw logo, waarvan de letter U er met zijn zonnetje, bloemen en bijtjes speelser uitziet. Er moest een hoogwerker aan te pas komen om de platen van 4,5 bij 4,5 meter naar boven te takelen en vast te maken aan de bovenrand van het pand."
Op 4 november meldt dezelfde krant:
Unilever gaat de stad omarmen
Unilever wil een warme band met de stad. Die zoektocht naar meer intimiteit werd eerder dit jaar aangekondigd toen een nieuw logo op de gevel werd gehangen. De borden met de strak vormgegeven U van Unilever werd daarbij vervangen door een logo, met de letter voorzien van een zonnetje, bloemen en bijtjes: gezelliger en dichter bij de mensen.
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"Unilever moet 'speelser' worden.
Aan de gevel van het hoofdkantoor van Unilever aan het Rotterdamse Weena zijn gisteren de borden met de strakke U van Unilever verwijderd. Het beeldmerk is vervangen door een nieuw logo, waarvan de letter U er met zijn zonnetje, bloemen en bijtjes speelser uitziet. Er moest een hoogwerker aan te pas komen om de platen van 4,5 bij 4,5 meter naar boven te takelen en vast te maken aan de bovenrand van het pand."
Op 4 november meldt dezelfde krant:
Unilever gaat de stad omarmen
Unilever wil een warme band met de stad. Die zoektocht naar meer intimiteit werd eerder dit jaar aangekondigd toen een nieuw logo op de gevel werd gehangen. De borden met de strak vormgegeven U van Unilever werd daarbij vervangen door een logo, met de letter voorzien van een zonnetje, bloemen en bijtjes: gezelliger en dichter bij de mensen.
1. posted by Martijn at 15:54 on August 18, 2005
..Dat ze maar gauw op mogen schieten!
Met hun budget-sinas, tsssk!
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Met hun budget-sinas, tsssk!
rotterdam weena bw
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Much like the previous photo, having to walk a different route because of the construction works at Rotterdam CS lead to another lucky photo opportunity today.
1. posted by yahoo.com.cn,iceart_show,Yan Liansheng at 16:10 on March 28, 2007
Sincerely,
Yan Liansheng
Captain of the Chinese Team
International Marketing Manager
Harbin B.W. Technology Development Co., Ltd.
2007.3.28
2. posted by yahoo.com.cn,iceart_show,Yan Liansheng at 02:15 on April 14, 2007