Interiors, Bond Interiors
Enthusiast.
Things are going to hit people in different ways. You can’t just keep cutting out topics and cutting out things because it might offend people—you’ll be left with nothing. You just have to accept that sometimes you may not be someone’s cup of tea and something might not be your cup of tea. We live in this weird society lately where if something isn’t someone’s cup of tea we want to ban it. Your opinion can’t be policy.
Exoplanet travel posters from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. More here.
Rest in peace, Arthur Leipzig.
“No photograph, no matter how good it is, is worth hurting people.”
http://nyti.ms/1z5Ws19
Polaroids as the first social network:
It wasn’t about the accuracy of the technology; it was about the moment. I loved the intimacy that when you took pictures, it was just you and the person. Taking a selfie with a Polaroid is also very intimate. They weren’t called selfies back then, obviously. People weren’t as self-aware. We didn’t have 10 years of reality TV shows in the social consciousness. But Polaroid marked the beginning of self-awareness. “No, I don’t like that picture, take another”—that kind of talk came about.