Featured Photographer: Erik Lafforgue

Erik Lafforgue is a man who is really living the dream, travelling around the world and creating images of little known people in little known places. Having only started making images in 2006 he became successful very quickly as his vision and quality was recognised. His images can be seen on www.eriklafforgue.com and a few are featured below.

Featured Photographer: Shikhei Goh

Shikhei Goh produces absolutely astounding macro photography of the small animals he finds around him, often taking them into the studio to shoot them. He lives on Batam Island in Indonesia and can be found, amonst other places at, www.shikheigoh.com

The Big Ear Iphone case

This is great, it is designed only for the iphone 4 and was available online at www.achica.com, it is sold out right now but that does not exclude it from this blog, i'm guessing it's hard to fit in a pocket but my god it is cool!

The Iris camera by Mimi Zou

Iris by Mimi Zou from Dezeen on Vimeo.

RCA graduate Mimi Zou has designed a camera that follows your eye movement to take pictures of exactly what you see – and it can even identify your friends by their unique iris signature.

King Porter Stomp at Telford's Warehouse

King Porter Stomp are an eight piece band from Brighton, their music has elements of swing, jazz, funk, reggae, ska and much more. I can honestly say that this gig was one of the best I have seen in years. The venue was Telford's Warehouse in Chester, the tour is to promote the release after the summer of the band's second album, The Shuffle. Headphones will give you a better audio experience. Enjoy!

King Porter Stomp live at Telfords from Lucien Grey on Vimeo.

Featured Photographer:Henry Hargreaves

Henry Hargreaves is a New York based, New zealand born photographer known for his quirky, fun images, like these deep fried gadgets.

For more cool imagery, check out.
www.henryhargreaves.com

The Leap. control your computer with your hands.

This is awesome, I have to have one of these!!


Leap represents an entirely new way to interact with your computers. It's more accurate than a mouse, as reliable as a keyboard and more sensitive than a touchscreen. For the first time, you can control a computer in three dimensions with your natural hand and finger movements.

To learn more, pre-order, or apply for an SDK, please visit
http://www.leapmotion.com.