100th entry.

We're falling, but at least it's not from ourselves.
We're dancing, like tomorrow isn't worth it.

We're flying and pretending it's real.
I'm smiling, because this is how it should always have been.

You're laughing, as if there is no oxygen left.
As if I'm leaving.



And I am.

photos: Where all wild things are (IMDB.com), deaviantart.com, google.com

Melt you down, make me better.

Back from this weekend's trip. It was fun. We danced and sang and drank way too much. Played and smoked and ran around pretending to be birds. I bought this bow as well.


photo: me

Polaroid.

It's a happy day. This news arrived my inbox, presented by Polaroid itself at a press conference in Hong Kong on the 13th of october.

After all the difficulties and changes of ownership during the last years, the new management of Polaroid now understands the source of the brand's attraction - which is surprisingly not based in digital cameras but in Dr. Edwin Land's groundbreaking 1948 invention of Instant Photography, which he ingeniously devised and passionately developed with a lot of care and devotion.

We have understood this since 2005, when it was our honour and pleasure to celebrate and evoke the sensational and almost mysterious power of Instant Photography in memoriam of Dr. Land. Doing everything in our power to keep this beloved and unique photographic medium alive, we grabbed the chance to take over the last factory producing Instant films from the old Polaroid management and to start The Impossible Project in 2008. Re-inventing a new analog integral film, we are now preparing, supporting and managing the comeback of Instant Photography.

Accomplishing this mission and proudly owning the former Polaroid plant in Enschede (NL), as well as already holding the first working hand-coated samples in our trembling hands, we are pleased to herewith announce a history-making cooperation between The Impossible Project and Polaroid:
Polaroid will re-launch the legendary Polaroid One Step Camera and is therefore commissioning The Impossible Project to develop and produce a limited edition of Polaroid® branded Instant Films in the middle of 2010.

We feel proud and excited that our ambitions and all the relentless work we have already invested are now becoming the foundation for Polaroid's comeback as a producer of Instant Cameras.

Large-scale production and worldwide sale of The Impossible Project's new integral film materials under its own brand will already start in the beginning of 2010 - with a brand new and astonishing black and white Instant Film and the first colour films to follow in the course of the year.

This is taken from the Polapremium newsletter. My favourite pola supplier on the net, ever. Check it out.

Always in this twilight.

new photos from the amazing Bruno Dayan.

We may be remembered by what we did when we sat down.

This is actually it. All that is left, all that will become. This is it. Now we are no one.

music and video: Youth Pictures of Florence Henderson

I took the stars from our eyes.

I went to Florence + the Machine this saturday. Was such an amazing concert. Couldn't be more happy about it, honestly.

The stars, the moon, they have all been blown out
You left me in the dark
No dawn, no day, I'm always in this twilight
In the shadow of your heart

photo: from Florence + the Machine website.

Weekend weekend weekend.

Today I'm going to a dinner party. I'm really looking forward to it. And tomorrow I'm seeing Florence + the Machine. Happy days. Happy weekend.


photo: Macushla Burke

Born and raised.

A lot of posts today, I'm sorry. Anyway. Alexisonfire will soon release their new video for the new single Born and Raised. My favourite song off the album, actually.
The picture is taken by Jess Baumung from the set. It's of Dallas Green resting on the floor. I thought it was funny, and by the looks of the colours it looks like it'll be a great music video.

photo: Jess Baumung

I see horses.

Tonight, supporting Ungdomsskulen, I See Horses are playing at Internationalen (Youngstorvet). I really want to go. Just have to find someone who'll go with me.

This is a fire

Let's run all the red lights
And break our promises
We'll live like lovers
Who've never known heartache

Amazing new song by Dallas Green.

And though you've gone.

Finally! Moved into the new appartment. It's looking quite smashing I might add. And I absolutely adore living with Martine. Today it's cleaning/exercise day. When I get home I'm going to wash the kitchen as well as my room, and then we're going for a long walk.

Other than that work has just been really stressful. But I'm managing. I have booked quite a lot of photo jobs lately as well, so the weekends are starting to fill up as well. I also got assigned a drawing job, drawing a portrait of a baby. I'm quite looking forward to that. I usually never do that kind of stuff.
I'm also starting to save up for a quick vacation in Philly soon. I miss my friends over there like crazy. It feels like I'm stuck in this country again, though I've travelled a lot. Restless and torn.

photo: Enrique Badulescu

Life in boxes.

I'm packing up and leaving Grünerløkka again, to live with a friend on Majorstua. Everything I own, and everything I like is in boxes. It's a bit sad, but also OK. I look forward to the new place. I just hate packing, so I'm procrastinatic, writing this instead and singing out loud to M83.

I know this blog is mainly about my random stories and fashion and polaroids. But I just wanted to share Jess Baumung with you all. I've been following his blog for nearly a year now. He is a documentary photographer focusing on bands, but does also some weddings and band photos and such.
The picture above is from Moneens filming of their music video Hold That Sound. He has the most amazing ability to capture the perfect moment, as well as making it look beautiful in the after work. He has also taken the best pictures of all my favourite bands.

I'm leaving for Trondheim tomorrow, and working and moving the rest of the week and also going to Sweden on friday next week. So I might not update in a week or so.