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Photographing the Japanese Yakuza | One Small Coffee Machine
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One Small Coffee Machine. Inspired people can make a difference. Skip to primary content. Photographing the Japanese Yakuza. After nine months of negotiating the Belgian photographer Anton Kusters. Finally got permission to shoot pictures of the Japanese Yakuza and live amongst them. Two years he followed them. The result you can find in his book called ‘Odo Yakuza Tokyo’. Check out some pictures here: The Cherry Blossom way. This entry was posted in Photography. And tagged Anton Kusters.
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One Small Coffee Machine. Inspired people can make a difference. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. Uniqlo’s Voices of New York. You could say that Uniqlo is the little trendy – Japanese- version, or little brother, of H&M. This fall a Uniqlo flagshipstore will open in NYC. Uniqlo launched a special mini website where famous people from New York city tell something about their New York. You should check it out. Uniqlo’s VOICES OF NEW YORK. United States of America. Rotterd...
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One Small Coffee Machine. Inspired people can make a difference. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Not much to say. Let’s paint a panda. Wonderfully old fashioned illustrations. Photographing the Japanese Yakuza. After nine months of negotiating the Belgian photographer Anton Kusters. Finally got permission to shoot pictures of the Japanese Yakuza and live amongst them. Two years he followed them. The result you can find in his book called ‘Odo Yakuza Tokyo’. Let’s have a drink. For now...
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One Small Coffee Machine. Inspired people can make a difference. Skip to primary content. Let’s paint a panda. Wonderfully old fashioned illustrations. This entry was posted in Creativity. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out.
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Second Thoughts: What May Come of Doodles
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We started here. We ran into creeks, lakes, and rivers. We floated into tributaries out to bays and gulfs. We finally saw the ocean. We sailed. We made port. We made land. Here is a place for transplants, expats, and allies. Saturday, November 5, 2011. What May Come of Doodles. I'm taking a class this semester called Creative Writing and Cultural Studies. One week's unit was on Micropoetries. After being told what I'd brought it as an example. Micropoetry, I'd have to add to that definition to art-that-w...
Second Thoughts: The Quota Project
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We started here. We ran into creeks, lakes, and rivers. We floated into tributaries out to bays and gulfs. We finally saw the ocean. We sailed. We made port. We made land. Here is a place for transplants, expats, and allies. Sunday, July 15, 2012. This one was sitting in the drafts for a while, apologies! My friend and fellow Minneapolitan Adriane is embarking on a summer of consuming film and books by women, which she entitles The Quota Project. You can read about it on her blog. Dir by Oliver Stone.
Second Thoughts: July 2012
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We started here. We ran into creeks, lakes, and rivers. We floated into tributaries out to bays and gulfs. We finally saw the ocean. We sailed. We made port. We made land. Here is a place for transplants, expats, and allies. Sunday, July 15, 2012. This one was sitting in the drafts for a while, apologies! My friend and fellow Minneapolitan Adriane is embarking on a summer of consuming film and books by women, which she entitles The Quota Project. You can read about it on her blog. Dir by Oliver Stone.
Second Thoughts: December 2010
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We started here. We ran into creeks, lakes, and rivers. We floated into tributaries out to bays and gulfs. We finally saw the ocean. We sailed. We made port. We made land. Here is a place for transplants, expats, and allies. Monday, December 20, 2010. Favorite Midwestern Topics: Weather and Nostalgia. I'm sure by now, you've seen a video of the Metrodome's roof collapsing. She also laid a penny on the train tracks for old times' sake. My grandpa used to live in one of the houses behind her. Well, here's ...
Second Thoughts: November 2010
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We started here. We ran into creeks, lakes, and rivers. We floated into tributaries out to bays and gulfs. We finally saw the ocean. We sailed. We made port. We made land. Here is a place for transplants, expats, and allies. Monday, November 1, 2010. A DIY kind of Wildness. For me, Fairchilds wildness suggests something instinctual, not learned, and evokes the conceit of Berrymans Dream Song 14. The Valentines Bear, Han Cheung. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A DIY kind of Wildness.
Second Thoughts: November 2011
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We started here. We ran into creeks, lakes, and rivers. We floated into tributaries out to bays and gulfs. We finally saw the ocean. We sailed. We made port. We made land. Here is a place for transplants, expats, and allies. Saturday, November 5, 2011. What May Come of Doodles. I'm taking a class this semester called Creative Writing and Cultural Studies. One week's unit was on Micropoetries. After being told what I'd brought it as an example. Micropoetry, I'd have to add to that definition to art-that-w...
Second Thoughts: April 2012
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We started here. We ran into creeks, lakes, and rivers. We floated into tributaries out to bays and gulfs. We finally saw the ocean. We sailed. We made port. We made land. Here is a place for transplants, expats, and allies. Thursday, April 26, 2012. Support a Midwestern Artist. Ok, shameless self-promotion and self-pity. I'm about to be unemployed come June and I started an Etsy. Site for some black and white photography I did last year. It's my first Etsy store, so let me know what you think!
Second Thoughts: September 2011
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We started here. We ran into creeks, lakes, and rivers. We floated into tributaries out to bays and gulfs. We finally saw the ocean. We sailed. We made port. We made land. Here is a place for transplants, expats, and allies. Wednesday, September 28, 2011. Process and Print, pt. 1. The crafty fox had gotten into my brain. Bat vs. Fox! Final page going once, twice. Put on the finishing touches today. And shall be explored as I further explore the process of self-publishing. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Second Thoughts: Favorite Midwestern Topics: Weather and Nostalgia
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We started here. We ran into creeks, lakes, and rivers. We floated into tributaries out to bays and gulfs. We finally saw the ocean. We sailed. We made port. We made land. Here is a place for transplants, expats, and allies. Monday, December 20, 2010. Favorite Midwestern Topics: Weather and Nostalgia. I'm sure by now, you've seen a video of the Metrodome's roof collapsing. She also laid a penny on the train tracks for old times' sake. My grandpa used to live in one of the houses behind her. Well, here's ...
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One Small Coffee Machine. Inspired people can make a difference. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Let’s paint a panda. Wonderfully old fashioned illustrations. Photographing the Japanese Yakuza. After nine months of negotiating the Belgian photographer Anton Kusters. Finally got permission to shoot pictures of the Japanese Yakuza and live amongst them. Two years he followed them. The result you can find in his book called ‘Odo Yakuza Tokyo’. Let’s have a drink. Rotterdam, my city.
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Just one small cogwheel. but still valued in God's design! I Refuse To Go Quietly! Thursday, 3 October 2013. Don't tell me - show me! It's such a long time since I posted anything here, you'd think I'd abandoned it! Something I came across recently concerned faith and action. It was a quote in a magazine: "Don't tell me about your god with your words. Show me about your god with your actions.". Steve Maraboli 'Life, Truth and Being Free.'). Now, at last, I'm hoping to start volunteering with a. For a num...
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Thursday, June 30, 2011. This bothered me for most of the way through the book: Why did the Trojans (and especially their neighbors) insist on protecting Paris and Helen. The Trojans should have just given Helen back and maybe surrendered Paris to Menelaus for punishment (death). The whole war seems pretty pointless. The other kings from around Troy especially confuse me. Why did they even show up to defend Troy? Were they looking for glory? Or did they expect future help from Troy if they won? Achilles ...
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Sunday, February 25, 2007. This is my last post on Blogger, and my first post on my all new blog. Call me a follower, a copycat, a bandwagon-jumper- whatever you call me, please keep visiting, and if you link to my site, please adjust your site accordingly. The truth about the change is that I don't like being forced into things. I have a hard enough time with change as it is, but when someone says, "You must! You have no choice! No, the truth is, some higher-ups found out about this. What I know is that...
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