Showing posts with label Transportation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Transportation. Show all posts
Monday, May 13, 2013
Saturday, January 26, 2013
The colour of the past
Toutes proviennent de paris1914 où on retrouve des photographies couleurs du début du 20ème de Paris et ses environs. [Remarquons les chevaux sur les quais de Seine.]
Quai de Seine, Paris, Sans date
Jardin des Invalides, VII° Arrondissement Paris, 1909
Le départ du dirigeable Zodiac III, Bétheny, 28 Août 1909
Quai de Seine, Paris, Sans date
Jardin des Invalides, VII° Arrondissement Paris, 1909
Le départ du dirigeable Zodiac III, Bétheny, 28 Août 1909
Labels:
1909,
Alcohol,
Aviation,
Colours,
Game,
Horses,
Jardin des Invalides,
Paris,
Photography,
Public Art,
Seine,
Transportation
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Before Skateboarding Gets Cool Again, Replacing Fixies and Demonstrating Yet Again How Generic Cool-looking People Are
In New York City cool men have skateboards. Gliding from Williamsburg's bike lanes to Soho's tarmac, New York City skateboarders are not trashy teenagers with a lot of teenage angst, they are cool creative minds wearing Barbour jackets and Yuketen boots. It's a slow but emerging trend and I predict that in five years time skateboards will have replaced fixies.
Since I have found fixies to be a ridiculous embarrassment to the human race (humans = lambs), before I get just as upset about how trendy skateboards are about to be, here is a touching mini-doc on a young Charity in Afghanistan called Skateistan:
Since I have found fixies to be a ridiculous embarrassment to the human race (humans = lambs), before I get just as upset about how trendy skateboards are about to be, here is a touching mini-doc on a young Charity in Afghanistan called Skateistan:
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