Severance season 2 episode 7 montage

In the 2nd season of Severance, Canadian DP Jessica Lee Gagné filmed some of the most beautiful flashback scenes in the whole show on film.

Here she is in an interview talking about her process and working with Ben Stiller and other directors in the show about the choices they make to really create visual art.

A little history of the K67 kiosk

I love this little piece of practical design known as the K67 kiosk. Produced mostly in Yugoslavia, this kiosk took over Europe in the mid-20th century because of its adaptability for various uses. It could be stand-alone as a newspaper stand or a small frit stand, or be connected through its modular design to become something bigger, like a make-shift or temporary police station.

Unfortunately, these were phased out slowly by the 2000s and today very few are intact.

If you’re in NYC, you can see one of these in person at the MoMA.

TTArtisan announces a folding Instax film camera

Wow, I did not expect to see a new Instax film camera announcement, especially one from lens maker TTArtisan. There’s no price announced yet, but TTArtisan is already advertising this beautiful looking camera on their Instagram and it natively accepts Instax Mini (the best Instax format in my opinion). If it is under $150, I may have to pick one of these up as it looks like it has a leaf shutter?!

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Midnight Generation live at Majalca

This band has been on repeat lately. Really love their art direction as well as their music.

Secret Mall Apartment

I really want to watch this documentary called Secret Mall Apartment about a true story of a few people from Rhode Island who ended up living inside the Providence Place mall back in 2003.

Try your hand at Macrodata Refinement in this Severance simulation

Love Severance and wish you too could refine macrodata? Now you can!

Shooting with the Plaubel Makina 67

A lovely little video showing the photos you can get from a Plaubel Makina 67.

Turning an old school in Indiana into a home

I’ve been following this family’s journey in converting an old school in Indiana into a huge single-family home ever since the height of the pandemic lockdown. It is one of the coolest architectural transformations and re-use cases I’ve ever seen. It has taken the family years to get this transformation done and in September 2024 they finally moved in to their place in Indiana.