Portland-based photographer Robbie Augspurger has captured the essence of portraits from that not so distant time period in his “Glamour & Headshots” photo series. The collection imitates the prop-heavy, hair-heavy style of the 80’s odd mall portraits. See more here.
Here’s a new Tumblr you’ll want to follow, it’s called Ikea b4-XVI . Creator Celcilia Azcarate seems to have a talent for finding Ikea items in 16th Century artwork. She likes to call it: “Tips and tricks to redecorate your house, all from before 1650.” And you thought Ikea was modern.
Photographer Davide Luciano along with his wife and fellow photographer/food stylist Claudia Ficca shot this scene as part of a series entitled “MyPotholes,” photographed in the streets of New York City, Los Angeles, Toronto, and Montreal. After hitting an enormous pothole while visiting their hometown of Montreal, they couldn’t stop thinking about it–not how to fix it, but how to turn it and other potholes into a photography project. “We shot the scenes during uninterrupted traffic; sometimes we needed to get out of the way, and other times drivers would go around us.” says David. Without permits it was shoot and run, but you wouldn’t think it with their elaborate scenes including a guy eating pasta from a pothole in NYC to a scene straight out of Baywatch. Enjoy all 18 here: http://www.mypotholes.com/
So apparently the apocalypse has already started in Australia. #apocalypse #endoftheworldconfessions #australia #122112
James Obando 