A boy between two mounted lobsters caught off the New Jersey coast, February 1915.Photograph by Walter L. Beasley, National Geographic
what the fuck
rodney mullen thats what
rodney mullen is a god
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One spot in my little photographer meeting space share has opened up and we are looking to fill it with someone great. We cap it at six people so there is plenty of availability for everyone.The arrangement is simple. It’s a sweet little space located just below Canal St, on Broadway. It’s…
I started this so that NYC based photographers can seek office shares, sell gear, ask questions, look for roommates, or whatever you might need or want. I will be curating this in order to avoid it becoming a Craigslist style free for all shit show. I take zero responsibility for anything…
I am a street photographer in New York City. Several months ago, I was approached by a representative of DKNY who asked to purchase 300 of my photos to hang in their store windows “around the world.” They offered me $15,000. A friend in the industry told me that $50 per photo was not nearly enough to receive from a company with hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue. So I asked for more money. They said “no.”
Today, a fan sent me a photo from a DKNY store in Bangkok. The window is full of my photos. These photos were used without my knowledge, and without compensation.
I don’t want any money. But please REBLOG this post if you think that DKNY should donate $100,000 on my behalf to the YMCA in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. That donation would sure help a lot of deserving kids go to summer camp. I’ll let you guys know if it happens.
COMMUTERS: 2012 (by Rebecca Davis)
What did 2012 look like on New York City’s subways? From video journalist Rebecca Davis’s perspective, it was a mix of loneliness, intimacy, exhaustion, and, of course, smart phone-gazing. Davis’s video Commuters 2012 is a voyeuristic glimpse of life in New York’s connective tissue, the subway—hundreds of snapshots of regular people living their lives underground, selected from more than 3,000 photos she took last year.
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