James Roy Horner (1953–2015)

He did the thing he loved doing, he died doing the thing he also loved doing.

Rest, James.

Kubrick’s Point of View

Between 1945 and 1950, Stanley Kubrick worked as a staff photographer for LOOK magazine. Only 17 years old when he joined the magazine, he often turned his camera on New York City.

Classic shots from the legendary filmmaker.

R.I.P. Blues Man, Musical Legend, Riley ‘B. B.’ King (1925–2015)

Phil Schiller Live on The Talk Show, in Pictures

Not only that Marco took some nice photographs on the show, he also wrote a nice afterthought on it:

With the wrong interviewer, this could’ve been a recitation of PR-friendly softball questions with perfectly designed…

Shonen-ji’s Spacial Poetry

One of Kyoto’s best lesser-known gem.

Reality, Realized?

Sony:

With the world’s first back-illuminated 35 mm full-frame CMOS image sensor with 42.4 megapixels2, the Sony α7R II takes image resolution, sensitivity (up to ISO 1024003) and speedy response to new heights. The Fast Hybrid AF system’s dense extra-wide focal plane…

Daylight 2.0

Daylight Next

Introducing Daylight’s second website iteration.