TrojanWire

Tag: photography

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    Triptych of Hunter S. Thompson at Pepe’s Bar in Cozumel, Mexico

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    futurejournalismproject: For all you AV nerds out there; A once in a lifetime trip around the conveyor system at B&H Photo in New York City. For digital diehards, B&H is a mecca of SLR cameras, lenses, computers, editing tools, and everything you could possibly want to produce media. There are few places like it in the…

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    Cage divers confront a great white shark. Photo Credit: David Litchfield.

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    Michio Hoshino, a Japanese photographer known for his wildlife photography, was mauled to death by a brown bear on the Kamchatka Peninsula in eastern Russia. This was his final photo. UPDATE: Story is real. But the photo is fake.

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    overprocessed: Austin, Texas Such a photogenic city.

  • 10 minutes with Andy McMillan

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    10 minutes with Andy McMillan For those of you who enjoyed Andy’s PTL photoseries as much as I did, this interview by Inc’s Kate Osba is a great insight into his work.

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    I’m as tired of this fetish we seem to have for Detroit’s worst images of urban decay.  (A) Detroit’s not the only once strong industrial urban center that’s fallen on hard times and (B) it’s been done so much at this point, going back to the well again borders on pornography.  That aside, Kevin Bauman’s…

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    Nathan Harger, “Holding Patterns” [via]

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    Andy McMillan’s PTL shows what remains from Jim & Tammy Faye Bakker’s iconic televangelist community. [via]

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    Andy McMillan’s PTL shows what remains from Jim & Tammy Faye Bakker’s iconic televangelist community. [via]

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    Dunmovin by Troy Paiva [via]

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    Dunmovin by Troy Paiva [via]

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