Can the world get any crazier? Yes…probably. Here are some shots to ponder from the last week in the Photojournalism world from the New York Times LENS blog.
Categories: Modern Events, Photography, Photojournalism
April is 2/3’s through?! Get outta town!!! Make sure that you do your part in protesting Hitler’s birthday Saturday, and burn an effigy of some sort ; }. HAVE A BLAST!
Categories: Audio, Graphic Design, Stellar Jams
Don’t worry, ‘Action’ in this case doesn’t mean marching around with signs and chaining yourself to trees. 350.org has recently begun a public comment campaign directed toward the State Department, and the goal is for 1,000,000 supporters to lend their digital voices. The process literally takes all of 30 seconds (less if you are a proficient mouse clicker), so if you care about the world, future generations, and skiing and snowboarding AT ALL, you will do the Earth a favor […]
Categories: Modern Events, Photography, Photojournalism
With a great deal of wit and symbolism, Sachin Teng has created a portfolio of beautiful and anthropologically critical works that are entertaining and thought provoking. CULTURE!!!
Categories: Art, Graphic Design, Painting
From Pyongyang to Turkish fields, a lot of kur-eh-zeh things have been taking place this past week. Here is the best from the New York Times PHotojournalism Blog LENS. PERSPECTIVE.
Categories: Modern Events, Photography, Photojournalism
Bizarre and nightmarish visual mash-ups are the specialty of Caleb Brown. Presenting viewers with bizarre scenarios, confusion leads to strange delight. Be sure to check out his website HERE.
Categories: Art, Painting, Reclaimation
Spenser Jordan Palmer has got some unique styling and political messages to share with everyone. If you are a goody goody, you are warned that some of his content on his site is a tad graphic. (via SupersonicElectronic)
Categories: Art, Graphic Design, Painting, WARNING
At the end of 2012, Bill McKibben and crew went on a rockstar-esque nation wide romp called the “Do The Math” tour. Spreading the facts of climate science and presenting figures for lighting fires under people, the 350.org team have started an impressive movement to divest from companies and practices that have ties to the fossil fuel industry. Growing in size, this opposition against dirty energy institutions and supporters is becoming a barreling snowball down a powdery slope (a maritime […]
Categories: Modern Events, Nature, Photojournalism, Schumacher, Travel
Aight yall, here is the first ‘Grab Bag’ post of little bits and pieces that have been lingering on the desktop in the ‘prospective post’ category. Transforming into inapplicable and aging clutter, I’ve decided to just throw them all together in a jumbly mess for you to pick through. Please hit play on the classy and oh-so seasonally relevant track from Donna Summers and have a browse over the visuals below. MO SOON.
Categories: Architecture, Art, Audio, Graphic Design, Nature, Painting, Photography, Reclaimation, Sculpture, Stellar Jams, Travel
Here’s the week’s most intriguing shots pulled from the features on the New York Times LENS photojournalism blog! THERE’S WILD SHET GOING ON OUTSIDE THE BUBBLE.
Categories: Photography, Photojournalism, Travel
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