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This is a place for me to gather my thoughts, ideas and art and share it all with whoever comes across it. Enjoy the ride.
‘To me, photography is the simultaneous recognition, in a fraction of a second, of the significance of an event as well as of a precise organization of forms that give that event its proper expression.’
~Henri Cartier-Bresson
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With This Machine, You Can Print Your Own Books at the Local Bookstore
I’ve been intrigued by the Espresso Book Machine since I first saw it in an oversized beta version in 2007 on display at the New York Public Library’s Science Industry and Business branch and was impressed with the notion that so many printed works could be brought to life instantly, complete with cover, spine, and a choice of interiors. But the greatest allure of the device, as explained in interviews with a handful of the booksellers who have taken the plunge and installed the machine, is that it enables self-publishing by authors who have written fiction and specialized nonfiction (recipes and family genealogy, for example) and are satisfied with a small number of copies, at least initially.
Read more. [Image: Politics and Prose/Flickr]
I’ve heard about these machines….I think they’re a great idea, actually.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m0u9lwwcQD1qcokc4o1_500.jpg)
With This Machine, You Can Print Your Own Books at the Local Bookstore
I’ve been intrigued by the Espresso Book Machine since I first saw it in an oversized beta version in 2007 on display at the New York Public Library’s Science Industry and Business branch and was impressed with the notion that so many printed works could be brought to life instantly, complete with cover, spine, and a choice of interiors. But the greatest allure of the device, as explained in interviews with a handful of the booksellers who have taken the plunge and installed the machine, is that it enables self-publishing by authors who have written fiction and specialized nonfiction (recipes and family genealogy, for example) and are satisfied with a small number of copies, at least initially.
Read more. [Image: Politics and Prose/Flickr]
I’ve heard about these machines….I think they’re a great idea, actually.
Photo credit: Tod Seelie
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, here’s a roundup of extremely “lucky” shots by some of our favorite photographers.
Poster Art: Polish edition (click on individual posters for artist/film info) (via)
