Surfer Joel Tudor provides the visuals for Englishman DJ Harvey's "Last Ride" from the album "Wildest Dreams". Everything in this video is a perfect match.

Via Huck.

I watched this beautiful aerial footage of my city Gothenburg and nearby locations yesterday. The footage starting at 2:40 is pure serenity. If you're planning to visit Sweden this summer, consider visiting Gothenburg, you won't be disappointed.

I'm sure these 3D modeled popsicles inspired by cacti and life-threatening bacteria/viruses from Bold or Italic, would become instant bestsellers among kids if they became available in large-scale. My only concern: sugar.

This is the making of the aluminum cans for the craft beer Hops on Pointe, brewed by Garage Project for the Royal New Zealand Ballet, in celebration of the ballet's 60th anniversary.

Via Devour.

Reporter Jacques Peretti has previously investigated the food and weight loss industry, as well as the retail business. This time around, he reports about the wealthiest individuals in the world and the not so, in the series "The Super Rich and Us".

An idea the wealthy like to talk about is the concept of trickle-down. Simplified, it means that a wealthy individual's assets create work opportunities, investments and so forth, so we all end up much better than before, and you create this economic climate by lowering the taxes for the rich and give them various government handouts.

After seeing the programme, I think the concept has some serious flaws.

Episode one:

Episode two:

The mesmerizing work of Finnish fine art photographer Mikko Lagerstedt, capturing the landscapes of his native country.

Between Two Worlds II:

Lost:

Blue Night:

Pathway:

Summer Night in Finland:

Via DesignWreck.

To demonstrate the power of the Nissan Juke Nismo RS in severe winter conditions, the Nissan team rebuilt the car to be able to race against a team of Huskies in Lapland. I so want to try out those winter tires!

Via Devour.

Blogger Darren Rowse wrote an excellent article about improving his health by incorporating a few small daily changes such as walking more and getting started with the 5:2 diet. I can easily identify with some of the things Darren talks about: I exercise daily, and eat healthy food overall, but tend to spend too much time at home, which means I don't walk as much as I should.

It's been 3 months now since I started and I feel a whole heap better than I have in a long time.

Like I said above I'm feeling a lot more alert and productive and just... lighter.

I don't want to lose much more weight but would like to begin to work on increasing my strength and fitness going forward.

By no means is what I'm doing for everyone and nor do I see what I've done so far as anything too remarkable. In fact I'm kind of amazed how a few simple changes have had such an impact.

A series of tintype portraits shot by Victoria Will during the 2015 Sundance Film Festival.

Director Spike Lee:

Actor Bob Odenkirk:

Victoria takes you through the process in this behind-the-scenes footage (via Demilked):

I have previously written about Melissa Cacciola's tintype portraits of Mohawk ironworkers.

Back in 1986, Apple released their own fashion line called "The Apple Collection":

The collection's catalogue was re-discovered by fashion blog The Trad, who write "Most of that Apple clothing is just funny. Kind of ironic that Jobs went with the anti-fashion mock turtle neck and jeans look."

It even came with a sailboard:

Via Nao Sasaki.