However this works (probably just 2 large sized webcams) I love the idea.
More here: Telectroscope.
It’s from the same company that brought you the amazing Elephant.

I love pancakes

January 9th, 2008

I love pancakes

I love pancakes
I really do. Those ones have been indulged in Big Daddy’s in New York, a fantastic 60’s style cafe close to Union scare. And no I couldn’t help myself with the maple syrup indeed. This was my breakfast.
Yesterday night we have cut a first rough (very rough!) edit of our 60 [...]

POST NO BILLS Ghosts - The New York way

I know you have been waiting for this, so here we go: Post No Bills ghosts, the New York way. I am afraid that this isn’t the end of it, yet.
Things I noticed in and about New York:

The weird size of the newspaper. I read a NY [...]

New York, Times Square, 42nd St

“Hi” he says.
“Hi” I kiss him on the cheek. “Thanks for picking me up”.
“Always a pleasure, it has been too long. Is that all your luggage?”
“Yes. Do you think I can take some pictures?”ยจ
“Sure. They might look a bit, ehrm, spacey, but try.”
We buckle up and I grab my camera.
“Ready?” [...]

Goodbye New York, for now-uh

November 19th, 2007

I really want to stay in New York. Really. Stay.
I know why. Because it is a place away from daily routines, work, life and responsibilities. I know that if I would move here (the thought has struck my mind more than once lately) it would lose its magic. And then I would miss London. It’s [...]

Take me to the bridge

November 16th, 2007

It rained yesterday, nearly all day. But as you know rain doesn’t really bother me, and with an M&S umbrella I managed to stay dry most of the time. The only thing that is a bit hard in the rain is taking pictures. So I did some indoor shopping (Cup cakes should come with a [...]

Hello New York

November 15th, 2007

New York is familiair but different. I know London well now, walking around in a big city is fine, but I can feel that I am more alert walking around in New York. And New York is different. It’s good, it keeps my eyes open, it makes me more aware and it makes me want [...]

London » New York

November 14th, 2007

Packed suitcase.
Charged batteries.
Loaded iPod with the right tunes and voiciliciousness.
2 paper notebooks and a couple of pens.
Camera.
Passport, plane ticket and theatre ticket reservations (let’s see what happens).
Credit card.
The need to relax and be away for a couple of days.
2 lucky coins in my pocket.
I am ready.
Irregular posting the next couple of days, but I surely [...]

I will be madly in Love again

October 3rd, 2007

New York

Yes this is my organiser, and yes I really drew the girl in there.
And yes, I did it. Cause I believe in Love power.

Love, New York

New York, 55th Street

Is it Love Actually

March 14th, 2007

New York Love

(Written: New York, 33rd St - Picture: New York, 5th Ave)
While I drink my Milky Way tea in the Starbucks right beside the Empire State Building (and let’s be honest there are worse places to drink your tea - behind your computer screen at work just to name one) I read (or rather [...]

Ordinary world

March 12th, 2007

New York - break dance - Central Park

She walked all the way from the market on Union Square (14th) until the edges of Central Park that day. It felt good, and because New York was melting for her with lots of sunshine it gave her a feeling of spring. Both on the outside of her [...]

Knocked out

March 10th, 2007

Don’t worry I won’t write that much about the play and Nighy, my review of The Vertical Hour from December still stands.

New York

March 8th, 2007

Written in the plane from Beijing to London:
OK, OK I don’t get it, people who think flying is a drag. I am sitting here with a cup of tea, the Milky Way (that has been ages ago!), a KitKat and a piece of chocolate cake, laughing my ears off watching the brilliant Meryl Streep in [...]

To the Gate of Intense Happiness

February 24th, 2007

I’m nearly ready, I need to iron one (can’t watch Bill in a t-shirt) shirt, than I am going to try to catch some sleep. How does one spend a last day before departing (I had the day off), well I did it like this. You would probably have spend it a lot cleverer.
(Sorry no [...]

Cool. Very. Cool.

February 20th, 2007

It’s nearly not about him at all. Really. I have done some research.

A talk with Davy

February 10th, 2007

If an idea is worth having once …

Listen, this trip of yours …

The Journey of a Lunatic

February 7th, 2007

Right. I think I’ve actually overdone myself in madness this time. But I believe in that simple-twist-of-fate I was talking about even more now.
Let me tell you what my plan was - yesterday. Oh : long post alert.

Manhattan and Woody Allen

February 2nd, 2007

Manhattan

No I don’t know the answers, but I live by the idea that some things get arranged by someone with a little bit more power, and hopefully sense, than me. I don’t mean this in a church-like religious kind of way, just in life-is-sometimes-really-a-simple-twist-of-fate kind of way. Or something.

Imagine

I don’t know what it is, but if my horoscope today (Friday that is - wait a minute - since when did I start believing those things - well since they started writing thing like these) writes a fine mist has settled over your brain and your thoughts are not clear than that is exactly [...]

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