May 2013
5 posts
“There are a lot of rich people in the world. There are very few people who have the privilege of getting to invent things that billions of people use.”
—David Karp
April 2013
1 post
February 2013
8 posts
January 2013
2 posts
December 2012
1 post
October 2012
1 post
“Because I want to see what something looks like when it’s photographed.”
—Garry Winogrand
September 2012
5 posts
“Style equals branding, and branding means sales, so we get the fairly common phenomenon of the photographer who hits upon one extraordinary image and then repeats it, with minor variations, for the rest of his or her career. In short, the Mark Rothkos of photography.”
—Gerry Badger - The Pleasures of Good Photographs
August 2012
6 posts
July 2012
11 posts
Sources
Wanted to share some material with you all -
In no particular order:
Why:
The first photographer mentioned, Jocelyn Catterson, documents amazing landscapes she encounters throughout her undergraduate experiences as a Parks, Tourism, and Recreational Management major at the University of Montana. Tim Barber’s work ethic motivates me constantly and his photo abilities are effortless. Dan Monick’s photo on the cover of Jimmy Eat World’s EP, Stay on My Side Tonight, was the entire reason for my interest in photography back in 2005. Matt Fry’s portraits are gritty and great. Oliver Bryce Yates, mmmm texture. Graham Walzer makes you want the west coast. Laura Taylor shows you what being young, gorgeous, and the nicest person ever, living in LA, feels like. Robert Rutoed’s Right Time Right Place proves the power of photography. Peter Andrew Lutsztyk’s ariel interstate photos are overwhelming. Caesy Oney’s Hoop Dreams are more realistic than your high school self remembers.
Enjoy.
