Pepe Pelota
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Pepe Pelota
Japanese singer-songwriter Hikaru Utada at CERN in Switzerland.
PHOTOGRAPH: TIMOTHÉE LAMBRECQ
https://www.wired.com/story/hikaru-utada-would-rather-play-cern-than-coachella/
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instagram.comCover for Wired with Hikaru Utada
“It’s nature, it’s life. I’ll take it however it comes. Honestly, it doesn’t scare me. At 65, I’ve done it all. I’m moving on. As [my partner] Daniel always says, we have maybe 10 years, 20 years, ahead of us. We’re going to take advantage of it. I still like doing new things. I know that, from the moment I retire, I will earn a lot less. But that... See more
Time is limited and it’s good to plan it around loved ones
Too many people think the grass is greener somewhere else but grass is green where you water it, remember that.
I use Google Photos for my phone camera photos, and sometimes upload edits to access them easily. I have a Lightroom catalog with lots of photos, and just a few on the Lightroom cloud, which I've been using more. I don't have any fancy way to tie these together, so I kind of have to dig to find a photo on occasion.
Comment by Naren on The Map is Mostly Water
A lot of people think that photography disconnects the viewer from the world, imagining for instance the person holding their phone at a concert, but I think often it’s the opposite. Practicing photography compels you to ponder what is meaningful and beautiful in your surroundings. Once you gain this aesthetic self-discovery, it stays with you... See more
On the Usefulness of Photography
In pictures from a road trip to the Yosemite valley, pictures of the Yosemite vistas were not the most interesting interesting. What was interesting was seeing my uncle and mother as children, and how they got on in their RV.