underexposure (2005) directed by oday rasheed an iraqi film which tells the tale of fall and occupation of baghdad, the capital of iraq to amerikan-british coalition forces during the first 3 days.
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underexposure (2005) directed by oday rasheed an iraqi film which tells the tale of fall and occupation of baghdad, the capital of iraq to amerikan-british coalition forces during the first 3 days.
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shot with a polaroid onestep 2 camera on i-type color film
© Matthieu Van De Maele 2018
Originality is Dead?
I just had a thought the other day.
Some people claim originality is dead, but I think the problem may actually be that a lot of good ideas just aren’t given the exposure they should be. For example, I’m willing to bet there are all kinds of Native American myths and South American legends that we’ve never heard of here in the States just because people don’t make use of the material enough.
Just a thought I had.
Taipo, Hong Kong. 2017 © CL Lee ( cargocollective | tumblr | instagram )
- da Marti C. Tramite Flickr: I just wanna know if you’re gonna stay.