Scrolling through my RSS feed of art sites, I saw coffee-shop sketch after coffee-shop sketch after wan-looking portrait, and then there was this.
It’s so stark, so simple, it felt like I’d been smacked in the head with a Louisville Slugger. In a good way.
(via Conscientious | A Letter from London: Stuart Bailes and the Solitary Image)
The crow knows its place, in a photo shot by John MacPherson. It’s just this sort of behavior that gets him threatened with ejection from his favorite supermarket. Read his funny post.
(via Supermarket)
Multiple Exposure Photographs
I love these. I can’t see them working very well for, say, rural landscape shots, but they’re a great way to illustrate the frenetic energy of a city.
(via that-feel)
I’m not normally a big fan of portraits, but then, these are hardly typical portraits. Very cool stuff.
A Google image search told me that this is “The California Trip,” a 1968 photo by Magnum photographer Dennis Stock.
(Source: fuckyeahvintage-retro, via thisissandiego)
Welcome! My name is Mark Dodge Medlin. I'm a journalist living in San Diego, California, with my wife, a painter and PR rep for the San Diego Zoo.
I make photos, some of which I also post here.
I like to draw.
I work for a newspaper
Ask me anything. I'm especially good at state capitals.
Cement Bleak - 2009, Dalston, London.
By Isaac Cordal, rapidly becoming...
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Eclipse 20 May 2012, Unfiltered (by russell.tomlin)
Over East Broadway on a busy, sunny afternoon. Two Bridges. Lower East Side, New York City.
There...
