Retro camera overlords Lomo have re-released the cult 1960s Diana camera from Hong Kong, keeping all the glorious hallmark characteristics that, to this day, get amateur and pro photographers alike clamoring for the nostalgic- and romantically-fuzzy photos it produces. Lomo's…
Continue Reading →Back in the day when the Polaroid represented the most instantaneous means of photographic gratification, most people were using them to capture the moment when they pantsed their friend at their house party and then displayed it three minutes later…
Continue Reading →An Italian company has made it even easier for MySpacers to nab that perfect picture with a portable tripod alternative. Called Klikk, the tiny device allows users to snap away at artsy angles and in less-than-perfect settings. A better example…
Continue Reading →Apparently I'm on a photography kick right now...but if I keep stumbling on shutterbugs like Erol Taskoparan, I don't have a problem with that at all; his work is a mix of street and personal photography that never fails to…
Continue Reading →Need a break from your mundane day or week? Feel like crawling under your desk and hiding for a while? Maybe Tod Kapke's work will brighten things up a bit; an illustrator and photographer based who knows where (anybody?), Tod's…
Continue Reading →While most of us can only be satisfied with the latest advancements in digital photography, there seems to be those who like to keep one foot tucked safely in the past. A few companies have recognized a need to meld…
Continue Reading →Whether there's any other similarities between the two, one thing is for certain: both Fred Durst and Martin Klimas have something in common: they both feel compelled to break stuff. While Durst likes people's faces, Klimas prefers to keep physical…
Continue Reading →The world has moved on from film, right? Digital is the way of the future, instant gratification in an instant world, blah blah blah. Not so much. Love them or hate them, and most people feel strongly one way or…
Continue Reading →The brainchild of Australian graphic designers Rebecca Brown and Tanya Mckay, Blanket Magazine is an online publication that aims to "uncover new, emerging and established designers/artists/photographers, showcase their talent and give them a vehicle for self promotion." So far, Blanket…
Continue Reading →For the last few weeks, I've been scouring the internet looking for the perfect pocket-sized camera that can go with me everywhere as a supplement to my trusty Digital Rebel -- preferably something with some personality, to boot. I haven't…
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