If not for working with the Herschel Supply Co. for STAG, I'd probably have never discovered this fella. Based in Vancouver, BC, Stephen Wilde usually shoots mountain bikers and adventure athletes, but took some time away from the trails to lend some mood to these backpacks.
My good friend Leighton Dancy recently travelled to the time warp of a town that is Galveston, TX to photograph the abandoned railcars of this once stately city. Long ago the capital of The Republic of Texas and one of the busiest ports in the nation, Galveston was all but destroyed by a hurricane in 1900 and never fully recovered from the storm. The natural disaster remains the deadliest in American history. So, I don't know when these trains stopped running (I'd imagine probably not until the 50s), but in many ways they've gone the same way of the city that began its deterioration over 100 years ago. Beautiful work Leighton.
Season in and season out, Denmark's Norse Projects is one of the more easily recognizable lines in men's clothing. It's all navy and white and horizontal-striped. Very nautical-influenced. But this ain't about the clothes. It's about the images that accompany their website and look books, etc. etc.. I don't know who the photographer is, but the images he / she captures are unique as Norse's line of clothing.
I saw this fellow's work during Austin's E.A.S.T. show this year and just got around to looking it up online. He says his name is Ryan. That's all I know. Except that he's talented. Bigger Than Giants.
Two weeks. Man, that's too long. That's just no good. I used to pride myself on updating this damn thing every day of the work week, but between STAG and the holidays and life in general, I've drifted off course. I guess that's just the way it is.
But here's a new one. Michael Muller (of the great blog In The Choirs) spent 30 some odd hours at my house the other week shooting products for STAG. While he was at it, he snapped a bunch of shots of my house. They both ended up featured recently on The Scout, but here are some extras - and I think they look better in the slightly larger Blogger format as opposed to the small slideshow form that The Scout employs. Thx for the shots Miguel.
Because there's a whole lotta beautiful in the world. Be it dark or light or heavy or strange or strong or weak or raw or ramshackle or sad or otherwise...