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Congrats on Gifriend Peter Marquez for being on God & Man’s Emerging Artist List!
Keep GIF-ing forever ~ <3
Check out Peter’s Tumblr and Website if you haven’t !!!
xoxo Alex T.
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THESE ARE LITERALLY SOME OF THE BEST PHOTOGRAPHS I HAVE SEEN IN A LONG TIME AND IF YOU DON’T LOOK AT THEM NOW I’M GONNA BE REALLY UPSET WITH YOU.
Photographer Christine Osinski on her photographs of New York’s forgotten borough, Staten Island:
“I generally look to photograph the supporting players and not the main characters,” she says. “I tend to look at the minor players and the overlooked places. A lot of my work is about the familiar so that it begins to take on a more unusual presence. It makes you question your assumptions about things you know. Right under your nose there might be something that you’re not familiar with. Maybe taking pictures is an opportunity to make someone look again.”
See more of Osinski’s photographs here.
Old Man and Sea
Joy Drury Cox
Published by Conveyor Arts
Book Launch and Signing at Dashwood Books
June 8th, 6pm -8pm
Photo 2.0 — Online Photographic Thinking by Andy Adams
(Source: andyadamsphoto.com)
“These images are a part of a larger body of work titled Here and There, which aims to capture life today as I experience it. Using the camera to explore moments or objects that might otherwise be overlooked, I have attempted to create a visual diary of sorts. Here and There looks at color, nostalgia, composition and the relation of separate moments to create a series of photographs. Keeping in mind the pioneers of color art photography, these images are the evolution of a visual homage to their ideas and work.”
“Capturing the speckles of blue and silver on the audience faces as the lights are dimmed and the room is slowly filled with silence. Every eye fully immersed in the alternate universe that is coming to life before them. Through this project I’m interested in capturing the relationship between the audience and their disconnection to reality, seeking to show who we are when we’re not aware of being observed. The movies shown in theaters fit into many different genres and each film also portrays different moods within themselves. With my camera I wish to capture a wide array of emotions that are often unlooked when focusing on the screen. “
-DANIELLE TERENZIO
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