Berlin updated
When I was in Berlin a couple of years ago I shot this
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I was back on the same spot last week and shot this
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When I was in Berlin a couple of years ago I shot this
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I was back on the same spot last week and shot this
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FWwGDGtrwc]
Reaching the end, I’m realising how tired I am. In comes in a few forms: 1. Ineffective sleep. Last year I thought it was bad with a 14-hour overnight from DC to Atlanta and the 32-hour marathon from Austin to LA. So of course I’ve pushed it even further this time. I’ve spent 7 of…
It's getting more and more exciting. Bits of corporate support and sponsorship are coming together, though no announcements yet. I've set up an IndieGoGo page for individuals to contribute and help spread the word. If you want to help, of course a donation's great, but really really what I would love is if you could…
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An important aspect of projects like this is that whatever happens, whether it turns out according to plan or not, it’s all part of the story. Things don’t “go wrong” they just go differently to how we expected. So today I had a chat with Nick and he told me that he’s now got theatre…
Breakfast with Tracy: scrambled eggs, toast and an apple – simple and perfect. I was a little worried by the fact that a couple of inches of snow seemed to have fallen overnight. But that's just me thinking London thoughts. As Tracy pulled back out of her garage over the fresh white stuff, I knew…
Hah! I wasn’t expecting that. I thought the building in the first video was a construction site, not a demolition site. And, like you say, you expect all development to be more office blocks.
This kind of thing couldn’t happen in London any more. I wonder how it happens in Berlin. What kind of argument is made for it that manages to hold its own against the religion of economic progress?