The Hungry Cook

It’s been awhile since I shared my latest internet addictions and finds. And I have a ton saved up! For your clicking pleasure, here you go…

In the realm of photography, I’ve been admiring the works of a few different photographers:

German photographer Frauke Theilking’s “Generation” photo series examines mothers and daughters, fathers and sons, etc., side by side, showing the effects of time and heredity.

In contrast, Canadian photographer François Brunelle has a project called “I’m not a look-alike!” where he snaps unrelated individuals and their doppelgangers.

A collection from chief official White House photographer Pete Souza gives a Portrait of a Presidency. This is similar to a really interesting exhibit at the Newseum in Washington, D.C., that I got to check out when I was there in the winter. It featured a ton of photographs – ranging from stately to informal – of the in-office life of every U.S. President in modern history. Cool stuff.

Also, try not to drool over Gabriele Galimberti’s collection of photographs from his trip all over the world to ask local grandmothers to show off their skills in the kitchen. It’s both endearing and interesting.

Because dogs are the new…dogs, and because I’m mildly obsessed with the four-legged beasts, here are some fun canine-related tidbits:

Check out this NYC-based Shiba Inu with a better sense of style than most people. That’s right, it’s Menswear Dog.

Watch what an engineer devised to keep his pooch happy. Genius. And that weenie dog is having the time of his life.

And, just for fun:

I’m a fan of this designer’s ”motivational” and mildly rationalizing prints, with saying such as: “Cake is mostly air.”

This is what happens when you ask Bill Murray for an autograph. Every other celebrity should be taking notes.

Also, which Wes Anderson character are you?

Finally, here is a little something to stoke the wanderlust in all of us: