At any given time, there are 15 to 20 IDEO teams in the field doing research for projects. We are a naturally curious bunch, and tend to collect quite a few artifacts from our trips. In addition to interesting foods, new turns of phrase, and the occasional non-contagious skin disease, we take photos of interesting things in the places we are.
When we see something remarkable, we capture it to show our fellow IDEOers at home in the studio. Now we are sharing some of our blink-worthy images with you. Enjoy!
Wall of speakers
London, England
September 3, 2008 07:00 AM
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The Notting Hill Carnival also means extremely loud walls of speakers playing Caribbean flavored music.
Notting Hill Carnival
London, England
September 2, 2008 04:39 PM
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Initiated by London’s immigration population from the Caribbean, the August bank holiday means it’s time for the Notting Hill Carnival.
Roof boating
London, England
September 1, 2008 03:25 PM
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From an installation on the roof of the Hayward Gallery for the Psycho Buildings: Artists Take On Architecture exhibit. Every building should have a boating pond on top.
A Request
London, England
August 5, 2008 05:00 PM
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“Dear Graffiti Artist, could you create a graffiti of Clint Eastwood? Thanks!”
“Thanks for taking an interest. Here’s your Clint Eastwood. – Ted x”
Fish and Chips
London, England
July 21, 2008 07:44 PM
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Our London and Munich offices send “culture snapshots” to each other every week to share recent experiences and observations. Here, a swapped image shows a Londoner waiting for her fish and chips to be fried.
Summer Kilts
King's Cross station, London, England
June 20, 2007 02:42 PM
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Even the most stalwart of traditions evolve. Who would have guessed that something as sacred as the kilt would have a summer version, and that it would be a young man’s outfit of choice for a long train ride, presumably to Edinburgh?
Use What You Have
London, England
September 23, 2005 04:38 PM
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Thoughtless act: a potato as paperweight. Putting common objects to an unexpected use always catches our eye. One question though: What is a potato doing at a newsstand anyway?