Anton Tang
I’m travelling Singapore and China right now, so sorry there haven’t been as many updates as usual. China prohibits some websites so internet access is a little frustrating. I found this Singaporean photographer named Anton Tang. I’m not exactly sure what he calls this series because I can’t access his site right now. I think I may try to contact him when I get back to Singapore so that I can see if I can get one of these figurines.
RYAN MCGINLEY
Ryan has captured some incredible takes of humans at the center of the Earth. Very vintage future/past concepts. I can’t stop looking at the details in his series Moonmilk. See more terrific work HERE
Nice Form
A friend was in Hawaii and snapped this with his point & shoot camera. I’ve never seen a whale jump completely out of the water like this. I tried to google other images to see if there were any similar pics but couldn’t find anything like this. National Geographic, hit us up for his contact information.
WORKIN
That’s a Hasselblad folks! Paper Astronomer (a Seatown FAV of mine) for LGC look book! The boys let Shoot Take It and I come into their studio to snap em and get a live peek at their EP that will be coming out SOON! HEYA! Thanks PA for the time! Can’t wait to hear the record.
Brandon Witzel
NORWAY
Thru the eyes of Sarah Roesink. I may look this good when I’m his age, in other words, like Glen Hansard in 30 yrs.
SZYMON ROGINSKI
Um..Yes please. Breaking the 2d photo world one fashion picture at a time. Look at this kids other works HERE, DIVERSE!
DAN TOBIN SMITH
Here are snaps of the mechanics that make the magic. Nicola Yeoman is responsible for all the set design set up. Her site is almost ready to launch, I’ll share more on her genius when it happens.
Other Letters by Dan:
Check out Dan’s portfolio HERE
MAKING OF BP3
Every time I look at Jay-Z’s Blue Print 3 I try to list all the instruments I can see. After that I think of other covers it resembles as well as how it was made. Just found this gem above! I read on Defsounds that the cover was inspired by this picture “the Letter E” by Dan Tobin Smith. I love this detailed concept because it takes it away from the computer screen and makes the work mechanical again, I have the same appreciation for anything letter press for the same reason.
Here are 2 other covers that remind me of the BP3:
