Here is the intro for one of Lakais epic skateboarding films.
DIRECTED BY
Spike Jonze
Ty Evans
Cory Weincheque
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Mark Williams
EDITED BY
Ty Evans
Category: Photography
January 26, 2012
Lakai Fully Flared Intro
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January 23, 2012
Matt Wisniewski
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Using images sourced from tumblr Matt Wisniewski creates fantastical collages that combine landscape photography with portraiture.
via: this is colossal
January 1, 2012
Christoph Niemann
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Christoph Niemann is one of our favourite illustrators, who does a lot of work for the New Yorker. The Selby managed to visit his home and take some pictures.
See the full post here.
December 7, 2011
Skeletons in the Closet
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A photographic series by Klaus Pichler that documents museum objects and artefacts when they are not on display.
December 5, 2011
Grandmother Tips
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A series by Chacho Puebla that documents tips that his grandmother should have given me, but unfortunately never did. It also features some great typography.
December 2, 2011
The Beauty of an Ugly Addiction
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A series that depicts controversial images of children smoking taken by photographer Frieke Janssens in response to the recent smoking ban in Belgium. By portraying adults as children the viewers attention is drawn to the act of smoking rather than the adult subject in traditional smoking advertising. These images challenge the smoking ban by questioning the effectiveness of the legislation – where adults are essentially treated as children unable to judge right from wrong.
p.s. all the “cigarettes” used were made from cheese
via: I love Belgium (and Arline)
November 28, 2011
Richard Mosse
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Infra is a series of photographs by Richard Mosse, during an expedition to the war-torn Congo region. The photographs are captured with dead-stock Kodak infrared film- originally developed to detect camouflage for military aerial surveillance. The results are astounding. Take a look…
November 17, 2011
India Song
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A spell-binding photographic series by artist Karen Knorr who wanted to “celebrate the visual richness found in the fables, myths and stories of northern India using sacred and secular sites to highlight the caste system, femininity and its relationship with the animal world”.
via: Honestly WTF
