The Come Up has a dope feature with Chip Riggs from Shadow about a Polaroid project he’s been working on. Check out the full gallery and interview here.

Time Magazine put together their top 10 photos of 2012. Check them out here.

Hadrien Picard just launched a new website showcasing all of his photography and film work. Check it out here and keep reading to see a few of my favorite shots from his site!

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Our friend Colby Larson has a new website up, featuring, among other amazing things, a heavy dose of Wolfman… seen above performing a flatland maneuver.

Click below to see some of my favorite shots, and click here for Colby’s site.

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The latest issue of the Acne Paper just came out titled ‘Manhattan’. As the title states, it’s an all New York issue, with interviews, photos and stories from a serious group of New York heavy hitters. My favorite article is the massive 15 page feature on the photographer Saul Letter… Seeing his images printed in large form on the beautiful matte paper is worth every penny.

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Really loving the work of street photographer Matt Stuart. Check out more of his work after the jump.

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I am not sure why an Autophoto with Vincent Perraud didn’t happen sooner, but here we are finally.

Hailing from France, Vince is no stranger to producing cool images. Everything from film to digital, Vince has a good eye for it. Just scroll through his Tumblr for proof. I’m a fan of Vince’s stuff for sure!

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Click below to check out his Autophoto.

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Defgrip is proud to team up with Quintin on the Imprint Project — a traveling gallery of black and white photographs exhibiting the global BMX lifestyle. Featured photographers are George Marshall, Ricky Adam, Edwin DeLarosa, Jeff Zielinski and Walter Pieringer.

Those of you in the Los Angeles area, please come join us for the opening reception at the DTA store in Venice, this coming Tuesday, September 25, from 6pm to 10pm.

Click below for flyer.

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Here are a couple random photos of Mike Hoder from last week. Nothing better than a late summer day in New York with nothing to do but cruise around the city.

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Rene Burri… I’m really surprised we haven’t posted about him on the site before. If you don’t know, read here, if you haven’t seen, keep reading, then get ready to spend the rest of your day here.

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I keep my computer pretty organized most of the time and I try to keep my desktop free from any files… but sometimes things get a bit crazy and files start piling up… Right now I have a bunch of random stuff saved from random blogs and my desktop is a mess, so before I filed them away, I thought I do a random image dump… so keep reading to check out what’s on my desktop right now!

p.s. thanks to easy on the extras for a bunch of this stuff…

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One of my favorite photographers, Peter Lindberg, who I’ve posted about before shot the most recent campaign for the clothing brand J.Lindeberg. I’ve never really been into J.Lindeberg, but these images look great and I pretty much love everything Peter Lindberg does. It also looks like they are going to be creating a book from the campaign, which is very cool… You can check out some of the image on this site as well as possibly one of the all time shakiest behind the scenes videos from the shoot of all time. Not sure how you can make something that shaky, but it’s fun to see Peter Lindberg in action and you can catch a glimpse of him with a Panasonic GF1 around his neck.

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Our good friend and former Photo of the Day contributor Nick Maggio has launched a new portfolio site with endless amounts of great photos. Really feeling his lo-fi section… check out a bunch of photos from the lo-fi series after the jump and check his new site here!

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I have had “The Photography Book” for years, which if you haven’t seen it, is basically a big ass book filled with amazing photographs from hundreds of different photographers. 500 pages deep, each page features a different photographer which adds up to a serious amount of classic and historic photos. Since the book is so big, it’s always sat at the bottom one of my book stacks and I haven’t looked at it for years. The other day, I was re-organizing and brought it out. It’s been sitting on my desk for the past week and I’ve been digging through it again, making it through a few pages each day.

I’ve been re-discovering a lot of great photographers and somehow got suck on Ralph Gibson‘s work. After stoping on his page in the book, I went to his site and spend a log time looking through his impressive archive dating back to the early 60′s. Focussing on light and shadows, I’m in love with his high-contrast black and white images. Keep reading to check out a handfull of slects, and if you don’t own The Photography Book, it’s definitely worth the purchase!

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An incredible photo series documenting the Running of the Bulls on the Atlantic website. Check it out here.

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Paul Robinson sent over a really dope disposed from the United X Eclat ‘High & Bound’ trip from LBC – San Francisco. The full edit, microsite including 2nd edit, and Albion article will be out August 1st, but keep reading to check out a first hand look on the trip through the eyes of a disposable camera. p.s. thanks to Paul Robinson for the dope collaging layouts!

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I’m really stoked on this edit from Eclat documenting their trip to Shanghai. Great mix of riding, lifestyle and interview footage… and the clips are so good! They also have a great mini-site to go along with their trip featuring photos from Andrew White. Check the video above and site here.

Car Poolers is an absolutely amazing photo series by photographer Alejandro Cartagena who camped out on a freeway overpass in Mexico, taking photos of contraction workers sleeping in the back of trucks. Keep reading to see some more images and check out the full series here.

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Saul Leiter, a New York City photographer who is a major contributor to the New York School of photography movement. Starting out shooting black and white he began to work with color photography in the late 40′s and had some major shows featuring his personal work in the 50′s. He then got heavily into fashion photography and stopped showing his personal work even though he was still shooting on a regular basis. “It was only in the 1990s that he began to look back at that remarkable color work and start to make prints. His sense of color and densely compressed urban life represents a truly unique vision of those times.”

Check out more of Saul Leiter’s work after the jump.

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As you may have noticed, the site has a been a bit slow lately… That has a lot to do with the fact that I just got home from one of the busiest travel months I’ve had in a long time. I was home for only four days in May and the rest were spent seeing the world and having a blast. The last week I was lucky enough to get the opportunity to go on the Gumball 3000. Nigel Sylvester was invited by Gumball to go on the drive from New York to Los Angeles and I joined him to document the whole thing for his Get Sylvester series.

There’s no real way for me to sum up the trip in a blog post, but what I can say is that it was one of the best trips I’ve had in my life, I met some incredible people, was inspired more than I have ever been in a long time, and I didn’t want to see the trip come to an end. I swear we could have been driving for two months straight and I would still feel like the trip ended short.

Now I’m finally back home and I’m going straight into editing mode. Wish me luck because I’m pretty sure I didn’t turn my camera off for the entire month. I have gigs and gigs of amazing footage to go through and even though it’s going to be a daunting task, I’m really excited to sort through all the footage and put the next few episodes of Get Sylvester together…

After the jump you can check out a little recap of Gumball via my Instagram photos. (follow me on instagram! @harrisonboyce)

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Ralphy Ramos by Harrison Boyce - click to enlarge

Ralphy Ramos is taking over the P.O.T.D. Ralphy kills it with his iPhone and I already know he’ll have some great updates. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram! Big thanks to Mike Hoder for holding it down over the past month.

In addition to the post below, the Albion has a great overflow gallery shot by Benson from his trip to the East Coast featuring Edwin, Hoder, and some of the Animal Crew. Check it out here.

An incredible on-going photo series from photographer Philip Scott Andrews, documenting the final days of NASA’s Space Shuttle program. You can see the full series on his website and keep reading to see some of my favorites.

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As a followup to Bruno’s interview in DIG (and serious edit that still has my jaw on the floor), DIG has a great photo feature on their site with some outtakes shot in Bruno’s hometown of Siegen, Germany. Check the feature out here.