Photo Constructs
Scott Hazard tears and layers photographs to create these beautiful wormholes into other worlds.
This is the cover of LUCKY PEACH 7: The Travel Issue.
It is on its way to your mailbox, your local bookstore, the Whole Foods, the prison library, wherever it is that you and the Peach usually meet up. (You can also buy it directly from us here.)
What is inside? SO MANY WORDS! Maybe our MOST WORDS EVER. Smart words about snake eating from Philip Gourevitch! Handwritten words about The Most Beautiful Taco Bell in the World from artist Jason Polan. A sidebar about the relationship of smuggled sausage and Jonathan Gold’s dirty laundry. Fiction from Jack Pendarvis, one of the geniuses who writes for Adventure Time, which may or may not be the only thing Anthony Bourdain watches on television any more. There are pictures and drawings, too!
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p.s. The cover was created by Christopher Boffoli/art directed by Walter Green. If you like the idea of big food and tiny people, you will find Christopher’s work & website DELIGHTFUL.
By: Geoffo Lando
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#swag #streetart #mural #graffiti #viejosanjuan #puertorico (at calle de la luna)
Caravaggio, Calling of St. Matthew, 1600
Don’t let your day job keep you down
French artist Xoil has a characteristic tattooing style that looks like he has stamped, stenciled, or drawn directly with a felt-tip pen on his clients’ bodies.
I get tattooed by him this Thursday….this motherfucking Thursday.
Source: http://yagazieemezi.tumblr.com
Each boasting superior lenses, the following trio of uncomplicated point-and-shoot cameras. Lightweight, the titanium bodied, perfectly box-shaped cameras released between 1994 and 2001 are quite irresistible. While they’re pricier these days than at onset, taken care of well they guarantee a lifetime of meaningful and memorable photos.
Who are the Big Three in 35mm point-and-shoot cameras? With its titanium finish, the highly attractive Contax T3, the Minolta TC-1 with its circular diaphragm, and the distinctive Nikon 28Ti with its analogue display. Because photos are worth 1,000 words, let the pictures do the talking…