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Kelly mostly shot these low-light sequences at 1,280 ISO. “We didn’t use any filtration,” he explains, “except some occasional 1/8 Tiffen Black Pro-Mist for various flashbacks throughout the season.” When Apocalypse partially transitioned out of these low-light settings, he still utilized the Ultra Prime lenses at a wide aperture to “maintain a shallow depth of field. That became a very consistent part of the look of the season, even when we were in different environments,” he says. 

At a time when a million plastic bottles are bought per minute (and 91 percent of all plastic isn't recycled), one easy switch to being more sustainable is to start drinking out of a glass water bottle.

It’s definitely a boutique product — his 2017 oil production only amounted to around 600 litres, a mere drop compared to larger operations both within and outside of Portugal.

The best Galentine’s Day gifts will show how much you care and make each of your friends feel appreciated. And best of all, you don’t have to spend big to treat your gals to something sweet.

“Layering votives among flowers and greenery is a fantastic look,” says Story. “It sets such a good mood, you almost don’t even notice the individual pieces, just that it looks beautiful.”

In December 2018, Abloh joined Evian as its first-ever creative advisor for sustainable design. Over the last few years, Abloh has proven that he can apply his design skills to almost any product. He’s created a clear suitcase for Rimowa and a rose bottle for Moët and Chandon. But his new bottle for Evian is only the first fruits of what will be an ongoing partnership between Abloh and the water brand. Evian, which is owned by Danone, announced in January 2018 that it plans to become a 100% circular brand by 2025. This means it will only use recycled plastic in its bottles and work with recycling companies to ensure that these bottles go on to be recycled again after they’re used. But this luxury bottle offers some clues about other ways Evian may move toward becoming more sustainable.

With its sweet ballet-pink silicone sleeve and edgy adornments, this stylish glass bottle bridges the gap between fashion and function. Did we mention it’s dishwasher safe? Yep, it’s worth every penny of the $58 price tag .

"If the market works it'll have a positive effect on the rest of the town, especially the night time economy."

At first, he jokes, the set dressers and art department thought he was crazy for requesting a hyper-specific number of candles for various environments. “I need 18 candles on this table, not 16,” he would say. The reaction was understandable, he offers, because the set look was supposed to imply candlelight and firelight, which was present. But, he explained to the team, it was more complicated than that for his purposes. “I’m actually lighting with these candles,” he told them, and therefore needed the specific number. After that, everyone was on board and worked together to accomplish the desired atmosphere. Kelly adds: “The art department was further helpful in incorporating into the set design various movable small tables and stands for candles that could be dressed in different areas and configurations based on desired placement for lighting, on a scene-by-scene basis. It was a constant cooperative effort.”

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On the bridge, Logan addressed the foragers, four women of varying ages. He has curly gray hair and was wearing a windbreaker in almost the same hue. “I’m kind of in love with gray,” he said. “It’s interesting for me, too, in terms of ink. Gray is ashes suspended in water.” Logan speaks like a laid-back chemist, using words like “petrichor,” the earthy scent produced when rain falls on dry soil. He carried a backpack filled with ink pots and collection bags.

Just like that, we’re set to the task to do some February finding. Given the fact that we have those Valentine’s Day gurus out there (like us), we couldn’t help but notice all the festive local items to help celebrate. Don’t be afraid if you’re typically averse to the pinks, reds and hearts – there’s still something for everyone. From the fashions to the sweets and the smells to the wine, Nashville once again proves that there is so much to love!