Mad respect for my friends Wesley, Paul and Jeff for launching their latest labor of love:
The Observers is a curious community dedicated to photography and books, an interview series in which notable photographers, curators, and filmmakers speak about the photo books that inspire their work.
This is where I want to be. Right now.
I can not stop looking at these rainbow long exposure photographs by Daniel Mercadante. He captured his partner running with a custom built lighting rig. So much appreciation for this. So much!
Lovely poster titled Rest, by E. Dunker.
A growing collection of keys, buttons and dials. Love this.
These x-ray flower photography is stunning.
These photographs by Irving Penn of “Small Trades” are simply beautiful.
How delightful are these framed photographs by Permanent Press Editions? A Brooklyn baed business, founded by Shana Faust and Alexa Mulvihill, dedicated to creating original photographs that are meticulously crafted and archivally printed.
I feel these photographsby Sakir Yildirim.
In Connection By Djeneba Aduayom.
The idea of a fashion brand having kids model their grown-up clothes is all kinds of fantastic. Love these photos!
I am in love with these weird, headless photographs by Guiseppe Pepe.
Oh, I like this Leather Adjustable Wrist Strap to keep your DSLR Camera from slipping out of your hands.
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Inspired by the way New York based photographer Phil Toledano reflects on his creative life.
(He is speaking at CreativeMornings/NYC tomorrow. YAY!)
These images by Aleksey Kondratyev Captures of ‘Ice Fishers’ are stunning.
This photo by Brooke DiDonato made me laugh.
Stefan Draschan spent countless hours visiting different museums in Paris, Vienna and Berlin where he would wait for visitors to match with a piece of art. Beautiful.
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Csilla Klenyánszki’s Photography made me look. Click through to IGNANT to see more.
Don’t have a green thumb? Get this Green Home Print instead of plants.
Chromatin is the animated variation of Medina Dugger’s Chroma photo project which celebrates women’s hair styles in Nigeria. Made me look.
I am having so many feelings looking at these images titled The Uncomfortable, a series of inconvenient household items designed by Katerina Kampran.
This aerial photograph by Niaz Uddin made me gasp. I wouldn’t mind being that person in that kayak right now.
