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1 week agoIt should be IMPOSSIBLE to post images WITHOUT A GOD DAMN CREDIT
ORAND LINK TO SOURCE!!! I am so sick of browsing Tumblogs and finding awesome pictures, only to find that I can’t see more from the photographer.
i don’t think my gender has been degraded by the photo on this cover, i think it has been degraded by a total f’ing wackjob who is trying to convince people she is sane enough for public office.
1 week agoSo, apparently, people still at least look at Newsweek’s cover. And some of them are pissed. Our Official Response, here.
Ben Foster getting mic'd
Fight Scene!
Directing & choreographing the fight
Dammit! The sun came out! Reshoot!
They really have "director's" chairs
Woody messing with my camera
Quiet on the set! No really. Be quiet.
From a weekend last summer I spent at a lake house in New Jersey with Ben Foster and Woody Harrelson.
(click the thumbnails to view slideshow)
No, really. I had the honor and the pleasure to fill in for set photographer Niko Tavernise for a few days during the shooting of The Messenger (which opened yesterday!). If you’ve ever seen the movie poster for a little film called, oh, THE WRESTLER, then you have seen Niko’s work. Check out some more of his awesome behind-the-scenes images here: The Wrestler The Fountain The Messenger.
Having never worked on a film set before, it was intriguing to see the amazing array of talent and the herculean effort that goes into producing the final product. Being responsible for capturing it all is a thrilling task, what with all the excitement, creativity, celebrities, not to mention professionally perfect lighting. But man, is it grueling! Looooong days, annnnngry actors (who apparently all hate set photographers), it is not for the faint of heart.
Woody Harrelson was actually quite pleasant though. He came over to introduce himself, and messed around with my camera a bit, taking pictures of Ben.
Photos via sgoralnick
2 weeks ago
a quick set of business cards i whipped up for laura, who makes delicious treats that are still super tasty despite their lack of gluten (promise! i’m not just saying that because she’s my friend). you can sample her wares today at the WORD bookstore in greenpoint. if you miss it (sorry for the late post!) you can also often find her at the greenpoint food market.
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2 weeks ago
From new york i said “jump!”
From california they said, “how high?”
And then i took their picture from my living room in Brooklyn (it was 7pm).
They (Nate Bolt and Laura Brunow Miner) were on a rooftop in San Francisco (at 4pm).
“How?!”, you may ask? Satellites? Time machines? No. Ladies and gentlemen, it was THE MAGIC OF BOLTRON, and a cross-country collaborative photography project he dreamed up called the Shutter Exchange.
So excited to finally have my very own piece of Rock Cakes (not to mention, it’s my very first diamond, whee)! This sweet, sparkly skull is just one of the many cute quirky characters that frequent her designs.
Other faves include just about everything in the whimsically witty Proverbial series: playful takes in precisous metals of phrases such as “shooting star” or “every cloud has a silver lining”
See more work (great for both boys and girls) by the talented Sarah Meredith at Rock Cakes dot com. If you are around London today or tomorrow, see everything in person at her show.
2 weeks ago
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dude, I was way into my teens before I got that one. Issue of perpetual confusion, and then one day I yelled “it IS a D!” and probably got laughed at
yep. just thought it was a swirl for a long time.
ditto!
2 weeks agohere is the video we have been working on, please enjoy.
Chris Garneau, “Fireflies,” from El Radio
What a beautiful and imaginative video! Congrats Chad
Awesome work Chad, this came out really great. Best viewed large on youtube!
2 weeks ago
