Andrew Spear
Photog Andrew Spear takes promiscuous photos of daddy’s not-so little girls (and a few guys) getting their college on.
—martian
Daylight Magazine
Or so photog Nick Hannes claims in his superb multimedia travelogue on former Soviet republics. It ain't true, of course, and the photog's own imagery, piercing and solitary, provides the evidence.
—mondo
Ian Baguskas
The majority of Ian Baguskas images in his series "Search For The American Landscape " are delicious foggy 'scapes where earth and sky...
—mamita
Vice
This shit is so amazing. These Cholitas are dressed up in so many layers
and frills that they could double as a delightful assortment of
colorful cupcakes. And not to mention, they are equally as trendy.
—mamita
San Antonio Express-News
Nearly ninety percent of the students at Sam Houston High School come from underprivileged families. Enrollment has declined to half the...
—martian
Routining
The "art" part of "the art of motion" gets a big boost in Daniel Mercadante's sweet little multimedia series, which turns everyday actions into visual vignettes.
—mondo
Vice
Cats. Worse than losing a game of tic tac toe, these certain Caucasian leopards face extinction in the war-stricken area that is Nagorno-Karabakh.
—mamita
Masud Alam Liton
Bangladeshi sex workers surrender their skin for a chance to escape poverty, but as Liton’s pictures show, many remain confined to the industry.
—martian
Fabien Seguin
Fabien Seguin pictures Nature’s foil with so much presence that you
can’t label them as landscapes.
—martian
Californiaisaplace
Find a foreclosed home, clean the schmutz from the bottom of their
abandoned pool, then turn the symbol of suburban success into your own
personal skate park.
—mondo
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