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Bruges
is a magical little town straight out of the history pages of
medieval Europe. During the day, it's Belgium's most visited
city & at night, there's a deep dark mysterious aura surrounding
every cobble stone road & town square. Haven't figured
out where all the tourist go at night, because I've only met the
locals & they're always 1st on the scene 2 buy me one of their
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The Bauhaus
Youth Hotel in Bruges, Belgium,
which was a remarkably clean & modern hostel, served my 11 Euros
a night just right! They had 2 cool social bars
with a full restaurant menu, a very posh Internet Cafe &
a wicked Photography Gallery that was currently showcasing
the work of Ziyah Gafic (famous World Press photographer) -
Sweet-@s, baby!
[ Web Site: www.Bauhaus.be
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In late July,
I stumbled across this web site that featured a listing of great
photographers. The editor critiqued each web site listed
& gave his own personal views about why he chose 2 list that
site. Of course, I found this web site pretty
interesting, but what really got my motors running was when I
realized that I was actually inside the links page of Photographer: John
Beardsworth's web site.
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It was a
total PHOTOdose of inspiration. 4 the past 3 years, I refused
2 add a links page 2 The PHOTOhype, because I felt an ordinary links
page wouldn't work well with the overall structure & layout I
was building with The PHOTOhype. Thus, Photographer: John
Beardsworth taught me differently & showed me that it can be
done.
[ Web Site: www.Beardsworth.co.uk
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Brilliant! Aerial photographer: Yann
Arthus-Bertrand of France spent 13 years photographing the
world from above & today, his work is creating lasting
impressions where ever his 24 hour a day open air photography
exhibition lands. |
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I had the
pleasure of seeing Earth
From Above while it was in Göteborg, Sweden (August,
2003). 120 24x36mm giant size prints made this
unforgettable photography exhibition. |
[ Web Site: www.YannArthusBertrand.org
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It's
funny how inspiration can just sit on a wall. I was in
California, wandering around one of those Apple Computer
stores, when I stumbled across this poem titled: Here's to
the Crazy
Ones - it was located behind "The Genius Bar". |
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Inside
this poem, I saw The PHOTOhype Project. I saw myself, as
well as everybody else who built this web site that Alice
Keating once called "a complex world of art &
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[ Poem: The
Crazy Ones ]
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This
Italian backpacker named Stefano writes:
Travelling has been a
matter of life for me since I was a little boy when Corto
Maltese's adventures kidnapped both my mind & fantasy by
pushing myself into dreaming of distant horizons. I love being
a citizen of this more & more smaller planet.
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I like
travelling independently, because I think there's always something
new to learn from other cultures & people. I carry an
Italian passport which is probably one of the best passports you can
carry, because Italians are welcomed in every corner of the world
with an open & genuine smile. My dream is to leave
"home" to reinvent a new & completely different life
somewhere else. I still have to find that place & I hope
to discover it one day...
[ Web Site: www.Backpacker.it
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