Pretty sure this is the first time I’ve made a “You Ain’t Up On This” post, but now seemed like a good time to start. The Opening Hours is dedicated to keeping you up-to-date with what’s going on with Australia’s creative minds. As they put it: “Our aim is to bring the latest in Australia’s exhibitions, vandalism, creative ism, events, accidents and exploits to help you get through the work day.“

- t, While you’re at it also check out Stupid Krap…

International superstar and the Project’s own BFF, Mafia aka DJ Mafia aka Party Panda has just revamped her online portal. She has been recently two stepping with the likes of Russell Crowe, Leo, Stevie Wonder, Lil Weezy, just to name a few and she always comes through with fresh content and hot new mixes to keep the tricks guessing.

- T, Yo! Mafia!

Passion Of The Craft is a short documentary about just that. The result is 10 frank and open conversations with 10 influential people in modern culture.

- T, interesting…

- T, and another one

The mag history goes a little like this: In August, 2010, the idea for BUCKETS: The Book of Basketball Goodness was hatched on the back of LeBron James’ decision to relocate his talents (to the Miami Heat) and Michael Jordan’s arrival as a pixel God (NBA 2K11). The plan became simple — deliver a printed bookends to the basketball season. With that, BUCKETS was born as a boutique magazine, catering for hoop and sneaker fans in the Australian marketplace and beyond.

- T, get some!

Trunk Junk is a visually explicit quarterly publication based out of Gold Coast and Sydney, showcasing up and coming as well as already established talents from the industries of surf, skate, snow wake, art and music.

- T, pre-order now

Myself and T were discussing the other day how we want to try and take some shots of an abandoned building/facility if we ever get the chance.  Part one of the Crack The Surface series documents the thoughts and mindset of a group of European ‘Urban Explorers’ and has sparked my interest once more.

- S,  hit us up if you know of anywhere in the 4000

Anyone who’s familiar with my other blog will know that I’m a huge fan of good night time/sky timelapse photography.  This effort by Daniel Dragon Films is one of the better ones.  The fact that they’ve chosen a really dark and moody soundtrack really adds to the film.

- S, make sure you watch in HD and with the sound way up.