Constant photo updates by tell me where this is who says: “One last look”. Perfect. See it bigger.
Carlos Serrao
I received Carlos’ broadsheet-style promotional today in the post. Brilliant. You should be so lucky. Thanks Laura Hinds, for making sure I got one. It’s probably safe to thank Michael as well. ;)
You can take pictures anywhere; if you have a mind to do so. It is a little bit more difficult to take pictures, where you live. Simply because the stimulus is usually very similar.
The Art of Black & White Film Processing, via From Me To You, a Tumblr by Jamie Beck.
Some of Boogie’s commercial work. Images above and below from his HBO, How to Make it in America set.
Hello, Ramon Haindl. :)
Great post by Freunde von Freunden via Tumblr. Also see an earlier post featuring an interview with Gilles Peterson. Thanks fvf. :)
Freunde von Freunden, said:
Ramon Haindl was born in Bavaria and moved a few times since then and just relaunched his Portfolio Apart from being a Photographer he is Photoeditor / Curator at Berlin based Piston Magazine. Read an Interview on him on Dazed Digital. You should also check out his journal, full of great insights.
Loving Jamie’s most recent post from a morning ride in Ben Brook, Texas. Follow Jamie via Twitter and Flickr. Also see, The American Drive-In set.
Me in My Place. Do not sleep. Follow.
Back to my love of bovine (and photography); when I asked Andy Mahr (who I’ve posted here before) to go on assignment for me in Tylertown, Mississippi and he came back with this shot, I knew these girls would make it into the final layout. Turns out they did very good on press. No color moves or funny stuff. Yay cow.
Nice one ladies!
In keeping with the Austin theme, I’m really enjoying the work of Aimee Wenske, Austin local. I found her via Pictory in which one of her photos (pictured below) was published for the “Neighborhood Treasure” photo story. Out of 31 entries, Aimiee’s is easily my favorite. That said, there are other equally brilliant, successful submissions on show thanks to the nice work by Pictory editors.
Lars Topelmann was a “great mentor” to Anthony Georgis.
This shot by Anthony Georgis from Go Forth!, his 30 Days On The Road for Levis campaign makes me think of war photography. Read an interview with Anthony via PDNonline. Anthony is represented by Wonderful Machine.
Jamey Stillings is in Houston today for fotofest. Looking forward to lunch outside.
Nice post over at HUH. Magazine on Tim Davis.
