I love this image but it drives me crazy that the “Let it Be” Beatles should be before the “Abbey Road” Beatles. I’ll happily buy a print of a corrected version!
“Let it Be” was actually recorded before (though released after) “Abbey Road.”
(Source: audrywienerdog, via ilovecharts)
abrandnewminneapolis: Well, it’s not so much a sale as a permanent reduction in prices at my Etsy store. Come check it out—-I have some new content and much more to follow in the coming weeks. Type in coupon code “FRIENDOFJOE” for 20% off at checkout! click A Brand New Minneapolis to visit!
A Brand New Minneapolis Spring Sale
Mpls, 1935 or 2012? on Flickr.
a charity function on Flickr.
through the wire on Flickr.
The Conference on Flickr.
Occupy 26th St. (roll-a-week 1/52) on Flickr.
Winter’s Roman candle on Flickr.
Check out my Etsy shop, A Brand New Minneapolis, for prints!
Ah, convergence. Those of you who know me IRL (or who just follow my tumblr) know that collecting vinyl is one of my old hobbies and that photography is one of my new ones. Well, I was spinning some records today and leafing through some of the Elvis Costello I have when my favorite album, perhaps of all time, This Year’s Model, came up. I took a look at the camera he’s posing with and immediately noticed that it is a Hasselblad—-the Holy Grail of medium format cameras! I lust after a vintage Hassy C/M 500. It’s not healthy. Anyway, it’s funny how these two interests have converged. My tastes and interests are always evolving, but ever since I listened to This Year’s Model on my dad’s turntable when I was young, I’ve been seeking that certain feel or look to each new item I buy or picture I post on tumblr. It’s nice to think that at my core, the same things appeal to me that did fifteen years ago, only now the reasons for it have grown. Costello writes great songs; I’ve always believed that, and now I can add camera-junkie to the list of why he’s one of my favorites.
Week 1/52 on Flickr.
Week 1 of my Roll a Week Challenge. 51 rolls to go…
The Como Park Conservatory on Flickr.
a different take on Flickr.
The Minneapolis Public Library on Flickr.
