"The most ambitious promise of the new narrative medium is its potential for telling stories about whole systems. The format that most fully exploits the properties of digital environments is not

Canada's great sprint on the World Cup stage has come to an end at the hands of Morocco. What a thrilling finale to a dream come true. The team was missing a few key players and had to play outside of

It is safe to say that the city has not look so lively for a long time. The atmosphere is vibrant and people are jubilant, unless their team lost, which in case they’re drowning their sorrows with delicious

“But I don’t want to go among mad people," Alice remarked. "Oh, you can’t help that," said the Cat: "we’re all mad here. I’m mad. You’re mad." "How do you know I’m mad?"

World Cup fever continues its march through the downtown streets of Vancouver. Canada would go on to lose the game today, but the streets were electric this morning with the red-clad fans wandering the

The world cup is creating some memorable sights in the city of Vancouver. Crowds clad in their countries colours are roaming the streets and fan sites scattered throughout the city. I decided to go to

This is a large mural showing a man or woman with salmon motifs. Unfortunately, it was behind a fence, so I did not see any information on the meaning behind it. Salmon has been very important for indigenous

Hello, everyone! Happy Wednesday! I wanted to share my experience with the Wednesday walk initiative organized by @tattoodjay. It turned out to be an unexpected stroll through the streets of Larvik. After

I enjoy seeing the differences in urban wild life between countries. I was fascinated by one particular bird during a trip to San Juan, Puerto Rico. These birds are fast, smart, and sport stealthy black

The fog creeps thickly through the streets, blowing as if from inner momentum. It's been a week, and the weather effect still lingers. It comes from the ocean, slowly slithering through the streets until

& other faces. once upon a time, i took a long walk down the autumny streets of prague, and made some friends. lost them in the meantime, but i still got a couple memories. i'm a big fan of atlases

We woke up today to a radiant dawn which, as it is customary in this town, turned into a rainy morning a few hours later. I needed a haircut before I start my teaching gig tomorrow. My wife asked me to

Since @manujune was diagnosed with lukemia almost two years ago, my wife has not been able to teach. We had a tacit agreement: she would take full time care of her while I worked. We were able to make

Love is the thing with shadows. Cover your eyes, little soul, there is crookedness afoot. Find your heart where you leave it. In a shell, in a letterbox, at the old witch gate. When you're hungry, paint

(19pics) One of autumn’s trademarks? The angle of the light. Like, seriously—just look at this scene I have to walk past and somehow keep moving. I can’t. I just stop dead, hypnotized, totally useless

"This monument is erected in his memory by the children of a grateful nation" San Juan, Puerto Rico Men and women appear in every epoch that ride powerful waves of changes and may even be the

The dragon swiftly chased the orb through the clouds of smoke, up and down, glowing with energy as it flew after the ethereal pearl of prosperity through the air. The pearl hovered in mid-air and released

The rain fell hard. It was a quiet weekday, but there was a cafe nearby that was opened. Sitting outside and drinking a cup of coffee under an umbrella while the drops drenched the streets of Santo Domingo.

I've recently photographed the western side of a downtown bridge that spans the False Creek waters off the Pacific Ocean. They renovated that side to increase the width of the pedestrian lanes and turn

If I were emperor of the Americas, I would make it mandatory for all citizens from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego to make a pilgrimage to Santo Domingo, the birthplace of the America's modern history and