Saturday, March 28, 2009

Bee Chic



New York, NY


While shooting in Rockefeller Center this weekend, I was pleasantly surprised to see the new Bee-centric display concept at Anthropologie.  It's a crazy synergy of the 2 projects I have been spending all my time on these last few months.  Now thats hot.  Those guys at Anthropologie are so good, aren't they?  

I thinks these windows look fab

And while we are on the subject of bees, Austin's still spreading "The Last Beekeeper" love, Im happy to report
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La Boca

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Surprisingly, the most touristed of neighborhoods in Buenos Aires is totally worth the visit. All the building in this area were painted with left over paint from the adjacent shipyard.  Since the hulls of ships were painted in the brightest of colors to make them visible, the left over mishmash resulted in a distinctive neighborhood that draws the camera toting tourists by the masses.


Myself included



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Friday, March 20, 2009

Texas and the Bees

Austin TX




Yep - those Texans liked their bees.  Read about it here and here and even here

This photo was taken in the late evening after the first screening of "The Last Beekeeper".  It was a beautiful night and until this point, I never realized how beautiful the capital of Texas really was.
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Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Bee Tease























Check out the trailer!

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Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Regazzoni, Rabbits, and Rats

Buenos Aires, Argentina




OK - so whizzing down the freeway, we spotted this metal dinosaur sculpture.  And when you are shooting a TV show about art, found objects, etc... its the kind of thing that's good to stop and see, just in case there something interesting going on.

Sure enough we meet this man who creates giant sculptures out of found objects.  It's pretty amazing stuff, and it's all housed in this fascinating complex in the center of Buenos Aires.  It was a sort of farmyard housed in an abandoned train station.  The animals, our host made clear, were there to eat, and only to eat.  He was just fattening them up, like Hansel and Gretel. Each night after 8pm, he turned the whole place into a restaurant, which sounds like an appealing idea, but sort of feels like dining in a slaughterhouse.  

Imagine dining as rats run across your feet and giant rabbits in tiny cages sit next to your table awaiting the early morning knife that will put them out of their misery and feed tomorrow night's patrons.  

Surreal.  Check out his website








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