Author Archives: agogo22

Reblogged from thingandwhere: Had the pleasure of shooting at Bionic Seven, recently. Located in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, head here for quality one off and vintage menswear pieces. It really is worth a look. 60 Port Street, Manchester (off Hilton Street) … Continue reading →

Reblogged from 60spunk: *Brazilian favelas sheltering young Portuguese, Italians, Greeks and Spaniards

Reblogged from on crossing: Images taken by a series of satellites from NASA’s Landsat program are now available so that anyone can follow the changes on earth’s surface from 1984 until today. It is possible to see how quickly cities … Continue reading →

Reblogged from magpie that: http://vimeo.com/12917397 The film follows a lonely girl living atop a flying whale whose luck changes when a stranger drops out of the sky.

Reblogged from Tabula Rasa: Portuguese navigator Pedro Álvares Cabral lands in Brazil. Pedro Álvares Cabral was a Portuguese nobleman, military commander, navigator and explorer regarded as the discoverer of Brazil. Cabral conducted the first substantial exploration of the northeast coast of South America and claimed it for Portugal. While details … Continue reading →

Reblogged from coffee.paper.trend: I went to the Foodies Festival at Tatton Park (thanks to the organisers for the tickets!) to spot food trends, try lots of samples and get some new ideas. I wasn’t disappointed! Trends: gourmet popcorn – check, fro-yo … Continue reading →

Reblogged from richardfrosty – Richard Frost – Manchester: Last year, I posted a calendar of Chorlton festivals on here. It went down quite well. So I thought I’d do it all over again. Without further ado, then, here’s my Chorlton … Continue reading →

Reblogged from ViraART: My first animated short with After Effects is finally done! It was a quite tricky project and took a some time to complete, but it was definitely worth it. I am very pleased how this one turned … Continue reading →

Reblogged from just minding my own business: It’s no coincidence that we call people from other countries “aliens”.  There’s always that funny feeling when you visit somewhere new and you realise there are all these millions of people living full, real lives … Continue reading →