Have you ever tried to take a picture in a night club? They always turn out crapy. People move to fast, the light is bad etc. And if you show up with a huge camera and some proper flash light people are usually to frightened to get good pictures.

I stumbled on a club photographer called billa recently. He is mainly documenting the Nu Rave scene in England.
I really like his pictures and they give you insight in what seems to be some serious partying.

He has had his photos published in Disorder, i-D, Super Super, Clash, Time Out, XLR8R, Numero Tokyo, Sportswear International and Vogue.

Here is a selection of photos he took at Super Super Tuesday club night, I ? Niyi at Punk, Soho on May 6 2008. Head to Billa's online photostream and check out over 1000 pages of party photos and documentary shots.

www.flickr.com/photos/billa/
www.shitbilla.com

Wir hatten schon darüber gesprochen.... Nun habe ich den Artikel gefunden, in dem beschrieben wird, wie Europa (oder die ganze Welt) mit Solarthermie-Strom versorgt werden könnte: www.spiegel.de "Strom aus der Wüste"

Auch treehugger.com bezieht sich auf diesen Artikel und hat mit regen Kommentaren eine spannende Online-Diskussion angerissen.

Related: «Power station harnesses Sun's rays» by David Shukman from the BBC.
He toured the extraordinary scene of the new solar thermal power plant outside Seville in southern Spain.

A system to power the world in the desert would take up a piece roughly the size of Austria

Mike just posted some excellent photos of soon to be gone brownfields and industrial sites in Greenwich:

«There's a little-used but really interesting walk that runs from the Millennium Dome (or 'The O2' or whatever it's now called) along a riverside path into Greenwich. The walk breezes past acres of empty, deserted land and disused quays that will, no doubt, soon be sprouting ghastly developments galore.»

www.urban75.org