As matter of fact, I used to use a release cable with my first film cameras when I was a kid, since Fujifilm X10 is retro-style camera I was thinking about getting a release cable for it to complete the package, which could take back a few decades to those good times.

It is nice to see a company, which looks after its new customers like that… a little gift goes a long way to built a brand loyalty.

Luminarie De Cagna, an Italian company specializing in illuminated installations, converted a street into a monumental facade and hall lit by 55,000 LEDs for the 2012 Light Festival Ghent in Belgium. The light installation is visible in the beginning of this light festival video by Lieven Vanoverbeke. via Colossal photos by Sacha Vanhecke

Lichtfestival Gent 2012 from Lieven Vanoverbeke on Vimeo.

(Via Laughing Squid.)

Airport terminals are special: They have an air of wanderlust, the big, wide world. They can be stressful, but also calm and recreational. In her gallery The Terminal that inspired this post, megoizzy shows us the unique interior of some airports from around the world.

(Via Flickr Blog.)

Dame di Cartone (“Cardboard Ladies”) is a project by Swiss-Italian photographer Christian Tagliavini in which he creates portraits of women that mimic the look of historical paintings. The styles include 17th century, fifties, and cubism.

You can find the entire series here. Image credits: Photographs by Christian Tagliavini and used with permission

(Via PetaPixel.)