# Photography > 19 posts tagged Photography on Timo Arnall's site, 2002 to 2014: Satellite Lamps; Internet Machine; Mother. Father. Always you wrestle inside me.; CCD… - Page: https://www.elasticspace.com/tag/photography/ - Updated: 2026-10-13 - Site map for agents: https://www.elasticspace.com/llms.txt --- - [Satellite Lamps](https://www.elasticspace.com/2014/08/satellite-lamps/) (2014): Lamps with Einar Sneve Martinussen and Jørn Knutsen that reveal the uncertainty and materiality of GPS by sampling signal accuracy. - [Internet Machine](https://www.elasticspace.com/2014/05/internet-machine/) (2014): A multi-screen film inside one of the world's largest data centres, run by Telefónica in Alcalá, Spain. The infrastructure of 'the cloud'. - [Mother. Father. Always you wrestle inside me.](https://www.elasticspace.com/2011/07/mother-father-always-you-wrestle-inside-me/) (2011): Kartina Richardson on Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life, the voluptuous bulging energy of the film and how to approach its CGI dinosaurs with tenderness. - [CCD and computational photography](https://www.elasticspace.com/2010/03/ccd-and-computational-photography/) (2010): Three clippings from 2010 on CCDs eclipsing RFID, computational photography altering scenes in post, and cameras becoming part of the fabric of life. - [Pour votre sécurité](https://www.elasticspace.com/2010/01/pour-votre-securite/) (2010): A single photograph of ‘Pour votre sécurité’ signage, posted in January 2010. - [Speculative practitioners symposium at the AA](https://www.elasticspace.com/2009/07/136379760/) (2009): A note on the AA School's symposium bringing together gaming, film, comics, animation, literature and art as test sites for architectural imagination. - [Olinda: digital radio prototypes from Schulze & Webb](https://www.elasticspace.com/2009/06/132858896/) (2009): Olinda, a set of home digital radio prototypes by Schulze & Webb showing that social, Web-like experiences can be built on industry standard DAB chip-sets. - [Schulze on design as invention](https://www.elasticspace.com/2009/06/132888279/) (2009): Jack Schulze, quoted in Matt Webb's Scope talk at reboot11: design has to invent, create new ways of doing things and contribute to culture. - [Design fictions as a book](https://www.elasticspace.com/2009/06/128176899/) (2009): A note on the Nonobject design-fictions book: creating objects that cannot exist to explore what design means at a more profound level. - [Boelen on critical design’s gimmick problem](https://www.elasticspace.com/2009/06/128192274/) (2009): Jan Boelen on how journalists covering Guixé, Bey and Dunne & Raby tend to pick out the gimmick and miss the designers' underlying vision. - [Graffiti as conversation](https://www.elasticspace.com/2005/02/graffiti-as-conversation/) (2005): A short 2005 observation: photographing layers of conversation in graffiti, prior art for spatial annotation on shared public surfaces. - [Photos of touch-based interfaces](https://www.elasticspace.com/2005/02/touch-interface-photos/) (2005): Starting to collect images of touch-based interfaces. Oyster cards, bus ticketing readers and other ‘touchable’ interfaces on public transport. - [Spatial memory at Design Engaged 2004](https://www.elasticspace.com/2004/11/spatial-memory-design-engaged/) (2004): Notes from my Design Engaged 2004 presentation: the Time that land forgot project with Even Westvang, and the research on marking in urban public space. - [Time that land forgot](https://www.elasticspace.com/2004/07/timeland/) (2004): Timo Arnall and Even Westvang, 2004, from the Iceland inside-and-out workshop: contextualising photographs by time and geography. - [Photography and mapping from Afar](https://www.elasticspace.com/2004/07/afar/) (2004): My piece for ‘Afar’ in Copenhagen, 2004, nine boards of images paired with GPS maps, documenting movement between London and Oslo over three months. - [Geo-referenced photography](https://www.elasticspace.com/2004/07/geo-referenced-photography/) (2004): A 2004 reference list of papers, projects and tools for geo-referencing photographs by combining camera timestamps with GPS tracklogs. - [Public markup](https://www.elasticspace.com/2004/05/public-markup/) (2004): Research notes on the marking of public space: stickering, graffiti and billboards, looking for patterns in visibility, techniques, process, location, content and audience. - [Travelogue](https://www.elasticspace.com/2004/03/travelogue/) (2004): A 2004 note on digital photography as a narrative medium, sequences of photos that suggest movement and journey, and plans to tie them to GPS. - [Photography books](https://www.elasticspace.com/2002/09/photography/) (2002): A reading list on photography from 2002: Berger, Mitchell's The Reconfigured Eye, Ritchin, Hockney's Cameraworks and monographs on Graham, Gursky and Shulman.