Aaaaand the triptophan has not quite left the building, so we’ll start this Monday off nice and easy, with some beautiful, woodsy happenings courtesy of Barry Underwood.

Underwood has degrees in both theater and photography, and it shows. These are called “scenes”, and they are spectacular. Some are bigger than others, please forgive me and my flawed internet trollings.

magic magic magic. woo.

Moooonday Mailbag!

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Hi Rachel,

My name is Philippe and I work with the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) in Montreal, Canada.

I think you’ll be interested by the latest photographic installation at the CCA: a 66-foot long digital print by Canadian photographer Robert Burley.

The subject of the installation is a digitally processed image of a polaroid print that shows the implosion of Kodak film processing plant in France. To me this symbolizes the impact that digital photography has had on architecture, since it led to the destruction of many film processing plants around the world.

Full details can be found here.

Hope you enjoy this!

Philippe Andraos

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I sure did enjoy this, thanks Philippe!