The cinema is calling
This easter semester I went to the movies and saw a film that made a huge impression on me. “ Le Scaphandre et le papillon” (“The diving bell and butterfly” in English), a French film by Julian Schnabel. It’s the true story of Elle editor Jean-Dominique Bauby who suffers a stroke and has to live with an almost totally paralyzed body; only his left eye isn’t paralyzed. (imdb.com) The first part of the film is shot from Bauby’s point of view, and starts with him waking up at the hospital and realizing that he is totally paralyzed. We share his thoughts and see the world through his eyes; an effect that almost makes the spectators feeling paralyzed themselves. The cinematography is beautifully done, and the actors are great. A must see film!



MGMT and MIA to Hovefestivalen!


How to protect a microphone from the rain? Use a condom!

– Step 1: Find a regular condom, and unwrap it

- Step 2: Begin at the top of the mics “head”, holding the tip of the condom

- Step 3: Roll the condom all the way down

- Step 4: While doing it, be careful not to tear the rubber

- Step 5: Put the microphone back in its wind protection cover, and you are ready to go out in the rain!
Band of Horses consert



What happend??

Knut, before

Knut, after
Masquerade!
Since we’re all moving out this week, me and my roommates through a party Saturday. And of course, we had a theme-party!








On TV, again:)
May-Irene Aasen is having a photo exhibition in Oslo next week, and was interviewed by NRK Østlandssendingen.
http://www1.nrk.no/nett-tv/indeks/123025
Familjen
A cool electronica duo from Sweden. This is their Swedish Grammy-awarded video, “Det snurrar i min skalle”:
Adieu ma chambre
I’m moving in 5 days, and have started to put my room into thousands of boxes and bags. So therefore, todays’ blog will be dedicated to my bedroom in Eiganesveien 13, Stavanger. I will never forget this year. Je t’adore pour toujours.
R.I.P.


The wonders of photoshop
I’ve played a little with the different effects in photoshop, using a picture I took at Vega. It’s really fun! And here are the results:

- The original picture, only adjusted with auto levels

- Photo filter deep yellow

- Photo filter underwater

- Desaturated

- Stylize, diffuse

- Dark strokes

- Halftone pattern

- Texturizer

- Diffuse glow