Chad Moore Poster
Our good friend and Defgrip contributor Chad Moore has a poster online for sale. It’s only $20 and it’s huge (36×24), so you should definitely pick one up! Check it out on Glassine Box
Our good friend and Defgrip contributor Chad Moore has a poster online for sale. It’s only $20 and it’s huge (36×24), so you should definitely pick one up! Check it out on Glassine Box
It’s been a while since I’ve posted on a photographer, but I’m back at it, kicking it off with photographer Jeff Burton, who is known for his fashion work, along with his back-stage porn photos.
I’ve followed Kai Kuusisto on Flickr for a while, so I’m not sure what took me so long to post his stuff. However, the above photo prompted me to change all that. Check out Kai’s site HERE, which has a good mix of stuff. Follow him on Flickr too.
“I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel’s sake. The great affair is to move.” This quote has always stuck with me, and my desire to see the world. What better way to experience it with your friends. We had one destination, and that was Vegas for Interbike, after that; [...]
I’ve been a fan of Jean Paul Goude for years, but just spent some time over the weekend, digging through his site again… and I thought I’d post a bunch of the images that I saved. Keep reading to check them out and make sure to brush up on your Jean Paul Goude via his [...]
Animal’s Fall/Winter clothing just hit the shops and we are excited to present their lookbook, shot by Edwin De La Rosa! As a followup from the feature we put together last year, Edwin cruised around New York with the Animal crew, snapping pics of everyone rocking the new gear. Keep reading to check out the [...]
The Ten Pack crew is back again for another summer of tours across Canada. Harley Hasket hooked us up with a bunch of snaps from their Canadian East Coast tour. Check em out!
Walter Pieringer is awesome. I love his photo style, and he backflips mega-ramps. What else can you say? His personal website has just been re-done, which you can check out HERE. Be sure to look through all the collections in the “projects” section. Good stuff.
Chris Hill-Scott, along with Alex Boyd, Adam Butterworth, Ross Dummet, Ben Hastings, Luke Peeters, Ryan Picton, Dario Serra, Brad Wakefield and Mike Westlake road tripped through the states from May 19th–June 5th of this year, which took them from San Fran to Texas. Chris shot a bunch of cool pics along the way. Click HERE [...]
Here is part 3 of our “What is your Camera Setup of Choice and Why?” features. Here is Part one and two if you missed them. Again, each photographer was asked: What is Your Camera Setup of Choice and Why? Click below to see what Ricky Adam, Jeff Allen, Scott Marceau, Tristan Afre, Huy Doan, [...]
Defgrip contributor Mark Knezevic just launched a new portfolio site. Check it out!
Looking back on a different time is always interesting. I just came across THIS collection of photographs taken in Brooklyn during the summer of 1974, which have all the elements of old New York. Times change, and you can bet that Brooklyn now is way different than Brooklyn in 74. – Photographer Danny Lyon spent [...]
One in 8 Million is a great feature on the New York Times site where they feature 54 ordinary people with extraordinary stories. Presented in a refreshing audio slideshow format and shot all in black and white, this series is a great way to kick off your day. Check it out here.
Photographer Noah Kalina has a great series of hotel room views on his blog. Check them out.
Head over to The Union (formerly BMX Union) to check out a cool interview with all-around photographer Pete Jaques.
This has been floating around the web for a bit now–John Cyr’s photographs of famous developing trays. Featuring the trays of famous photographers like Sally Mann, Ansel Adams, and various notable organizations and photographers, this is an interesting photographic study and something I’d love to see prints of in person. Head to Cyr’s website to [...]
Just came across Andrew Browning’s portfolio site. Go eyeball his stuff HERE.
A little while ago we posted Part 1 of this camera feature, and now, a whole new batch of names were pulled out of a hat for Part 2. Again, each photographer was asked: What is Your Camera Setup of Choice and Why? Click below to see what Justin Kosman, Tommy Blanco, Vincent Perraud, Jon [...]
Luke Peeters has started up a portfolio/Tumblr site showing a bunch of his photos. There is a good mix of stuff to eyeball, so HAVE A LOOK. It’s a Tumblr page, so you can be sure it will be updated often. Be sure to hit the “backward” button on the left to see more.
Being a fan of well done double exposures, I was stoked to come across Dan Mountford’s stuff. Dan’s got some rad “in camera” (non-photoshopped) double exposures which are super cool. Check those out HERE. He’s got some cool graphic design stuff going as well, so follow/bookmark him on Flickr.
A while back, we did a gear post featuring filmers talking about their favorite cameras and why, which went over really well. Ever since then, I’ve wanted to do something similar with photographers. The time has come, and I’ve begun to tackle this project. This is part one, and these features will be delivered in [...]
Timothy Burkhart who had a Photo @ Random a few months back just launched a new photo site. He has a good selection of BMX and non-BMX photos. Check it out here - timothyburkhart.com