Some more tearsheets from photographer Ben Roberts. Ben has contributed to three issues of my photography magazine, DayFour, including the cover for You Can’t Always Get What You Want (top). His story, Stop/Go featured in The New Constellations. I love the smart and witty way he photographed the printed books – and those shoots look better than ever.
Photographer Ben Roberts has come up with a clever and witty way to present tear sheets on his website (with the assistance of west London’s premier hand model, Sunny.) I commissioned him to shoot this story on composer Nitin Sawhney while I was art director of Phillips de Pury. In 2009, the company started running themed auctions of contemporary art, and this was to coincide with the inaugural “Music” sale in London. I love that the PdP book is so big that the portrait is almost the size of Sunny’s body. benrobertsphotography.com
life:
Cats Blackie (black) and Brownie (front) catch squirts of milk during at Arch Badertscher’s dairy farm in this 1954 Nan Farber photo.
“This picture just makes me smile. Great photographs do not need to be serious, they just need to evoke emotion.” — Liz Ronk, Photo Editor, LIFE.com
Ever wonder what the favorite photographs are of the LIFE editors? Here you go.
fuck yeah christmas
3 hours after i took this photograph she left me.
how can you turn 15000 + tumblr reblogs into cold hard cash? answers on a postcard please…
New landscape series finally up on the website.
. by david ciarli wilson on Flickr.
Dominique Anthony paints murals. Including one epic mural in Hossegor that I made a single frame of in June this year.
by ben roberts
i might as well reblog this photograph of mine. over 1500 notes/reblogs on tumblr in 6hrs and it didn’t even make the final edit for the mag. nuts!!
