Graffiti, University of Damascus campus.
Syria, December 2009.
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I like this.
I post some photos on flickr //
A lot of what I listen to is listed on last.fm // I have a website // I occasionally tweet // live&direct from Paris // I develop i <3 run
A lot of what I listen to is listed on last.fm // I have a website // I occasionally tweet // live&direct from Paris // I develop i <3 run
(this is a tumblr. they make it work)
The Lebanese communist party celebrates its 85 birthday.
Damascus, Syria. November 2009.
There’s something exotic about Arabic road-signs, particularly when they point to that country…
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Jusqu'ici
Jusqu'ici
Syrian graphic-design.
Damascus, Syria. November 2009.
Breaking a design icon
Seen on the front of the Fed Ex office in Tartus, Syria.
The central concept of the logo broken by a local sign-maker…
“ My research revealed that lucky people generate good fortune via four basic principles. They are skilled at creating and noticing chance opportunities, make lucky decisions by listening to their intuition, create self-fulfilling prophesies via positive expectations, and adopt a resilient attitude that transforms bad luck into good.
Be lucky - it’s an easy skill to learn, Telegraph.
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French photographer Laurent Nivalle does a nice job on that grungy, desaturated kind-of thing.
The shot above is taken from his Sicile collection.
Leaving for the last time
For the last three years, Paris has been my home. Any time I left Gare du Nord, it was always followed-up a few days later by a return trip, back to the French capital.
Not this time. This was a one-way ticket.
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