Posted May 4, 2013 at 11:13pm
Todd Hido. Another who alternately makes me want to quit making photographs or never stop making photographs.
(Source: dystopiabella, via toddhido)
I’m mostly thinking of a vodka-fueled, Eastern European magical realism, where the magical isn’t quite so magical (it’s more than just a tad mundane actually), and let’s not even talk about realism.
Posted May 3, 2013 at 1:04am
1. Pablo Picasso, Massacre in Korea (1951)
2. Francisco Goya, The Third of May 1808 (1814)
(via skeelys)
Sunset 540 from Matt Walker aka @shaunwhitesyke outside of Boulder. He worked his butt off for this shot, but @seanjordan got the cover. Sorry dude.
Everyone’s running around trying to promote themselves, and you kinda have to put in those years of hard work to make something decent before you do that. Particularly that first project is the hardest thing. I always say the 20s are the hardest decade because you don’t have money and you don’t have a reputation. In relation to this kind of issue, I’m always wary that the advice is like “you need to put together this promo package that you send out to these 100 people.” No, you need to do the work, and worry about that later.
Thank you to all the athletes & @keystonea51 staff. One of those sunset shoots that makes me smile. @kerihermam @simondumont @maadmaude @peterolenick @twallisch (at A-51 Terrain Park)
Amazing first 2 days at @keystone_resort w @tirilsjaastad @maadmaude @kerihermam @twallisch @simondumont @peterolenick… Action photos to follow in @freeskiermagazine and on freeskier.com.
'Don't Move to New York'
The ugly reality is that it’s getting impossible for artists to survive here.reading this while i struggle to find a new apartment =/
Sweet end to a sweet day @keystone_resort w @peterolenick @tirilsjaastad @maadmaude. Thanks @keystonea51, let’s do it again tomorrow!
