'Disappearing social customs of English life' in the 1960s

In the late 1960s, British photographer Tony Ray-Jones travelled across the country to document English social customs and what he saw as a disappearing way of life.

The English Seen by Tony Ray-Jones will go on show from 16 October until 21 December 2019 at the Martin Parr Foundation, Bristol.

More: Creative Boom

Freediving Under Ice

Freediver Petr Kapoun swims under the surface of frozen Lake Milada in the Czech Republic.



Thanks Bruce!

Creating the UK acid house music scene

Everybody in the Place: an Incomplete History of Britain 1984-1992 is a documentary about the role society and politics played in creating the UK acid house music scene.

Via  

Real-time visualization of a cellist’s brain activity

Changes in a musician's generated brain activity are seen in real time as he performs.



More here 
Via 

The Hand Of India

At the height of the Cold War, amidst growing tensions between the US and Russia, Indian Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi traveled to Washington D.C to deliver a pragmatic speech on the subjects of communication, understanding and friendship.


The Hand Of India from Simon Mulvaney on Vimeo.


Shot, cut and directed by Simon Mulvaney
Words by Indira Ghandi