Defrgrip have just done a great ‘Autophoto’ feature with New York based photographer, Ryan Bailey. Take five minutes off to take a peek through gallery and read all the stories behind the beautiful shots. If you like at then you should also check out his portfolio and photo blog.
The Too Young Collection is the beautiful 35mm photo blog of Bobby Whigham. Content includes everything from his day to day happenings to behind the scenes B-Roll for Urban Outfitters.
After a lengthy absence Justin Blyth’s endless photo blog ‘Them Thangs‘ is back! With a new domain and interface prepare to loose yourself in his world of beautiful models, biker gangs and anarchy.
(Photo by Scott Pommier)
fffflickr is a new way to seamlessly explore your flickr favorites. By signing into your account it brings up your last 20 saves but by clicking any image it loads up 20 more related photos and so on. The programme seems to run on the same principles as the popular image site ffffound but here’s a warning in advance the fast loading and beautifully simple interface with have you hooked for hours.
Florian Maier-Aichen is a landscape photographer based in Cologne, Germany and Los Angeles, USA. Often shot from obscure angles, aerial views or estranged vantage points he’s photographs capture everything from apocalyptic shorelines to eerie moonlit forests.
Vincent Fournier presents us with ‘Space Project’ a stunning Kubrick-esque visual exploration of various space research centres around the globe. It has been described as playing on the stylised notion of utopia, but I see this more as finding beauty in the mundane, literally bringing the subject back to earth(excuse the pun). You can see his work at The Steps Galery in Pimlico, London. Part of the London Art Fair.
Edinburgh based Photographer and Graphic Designer extraordinaire Joe Skilton’s Flickr is home to a lovely collection of lofi film photos… I’m hooked. (Via Breaksof10)
Ryan Allan’s skateboarding portfolio is pretty special. His great use of perspective and scale set his photos apart others. The above example of Geoff Rowley four story’s up is pretty insane.
National Parks are so American and somewhat of a question mark to us Brits. We have districts, peaks and areas of countryside, but nothing compared to National Parks. Even the name has favorable connotations; the frivolity of a park mixed with the grandeur of being National. They also have better wild animals than we could ever have. Man-eating grizzly bears (see Day 96) and wolf packs (Day 93) are the usual, whilst the nature lovers of England would get excited about spotting a couple of rare birds through their foggy binoculars.
So, over the course of one hundred days the editor of Glacier National Park Magazine, Chris Peterson, has documented what he saw using a range of cameras that have been in production since the park first opened one hundred years ago. Using a mixture of film and digital including a Speed Graphic, Kodak Pocket Vest camera and an 8 by 10 field camera, he has uploaded one image for each day onto this blog.
Howies have just started a photo Tumblr for all the amazing photos that didn’t quite make it into their Autumn ‘09 catalogue. Each day they will post up some of the 20,000 shots taken on their recent shoot in Sweden. Each image is nothing shy of jaw dropping and perfectly documents the carefree, happy and active lifestyle which the Welsh brand portrays. I’m a sucker for film photography… Apple + D