Good tabs are made to be shared

Hey, I’m Shlomi Kramer, and this is Flâneur - a notes on photography, art, and life.

Once a week, I share what’s open in my Safari - links, thoughts, images, and whatever’s been living rent-free in my browser.
You get something interesting. I get a lighter head.

This week’s drop has a lot of Wikipedia rabbit holes and film tabs - perfect for late-night reading and slow afternoons. Scroll on:

1. Terms of Endearment – Wikipedia
Someone recommended this film to me ages ago — finally opened the tab.
Have you seen it? Let me know in the comments.

2. The Substance – Wikipedia
Upcoming horror/sci-fi film that’s been quietly buzzing around Cannes.
Visceral, weird, and probably unforgettable.

3. Spotter Studio
A creative studio making sleek, cinematic visuals.
Mostly commercial — but worth browsing if you’re into crafted motion aesthetics.

4. Opus Pro
AI that turns longform videos into short social clips.
One of those “could be genius, could be chaos” tools. I’m watching it.

5. FlakPhoto – Five Photographers You Should Know
Short, thoughtful picks with beautiful images.
A great reminder that good curation > algorithms.

6. Robert Capa – Wikipedia
Photojournalism’s ultimate daredevil.
His life reads like a novel, and the images are just as bold.

7. Robert Delpire – Wikipedia
The quiet force behind some of the greatest photo books of the 20th century.
If you care about sequencing and storytelling — read this one.

8. Aubrey Beardsley – Wikipedia
Black ink, wild lines, and decadent elegance.
Hard not to be inspired, even if you're holding a camera instead of a pen.

9. Thomas Ruff – Wikipedia
Cold, smart, subversive.
Ruff's work pushes the boundaries of what photography can even be.

10. Joseph Duveen – Wikipedia
The art dealer who shaped 20th-century taste — and made sure the rich bought the “right” art.
A masterclass in positioning, perception, and power.

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