1965 Impala two-door coupe photographed by Mando Alvarez on Portra 400VC stock through a Yashicamat TLR. (via Light Boner)
A transmission from the deep south.
1965 Impala two-door coupe photographed by Mando Alvarez on Portra 400VC stock through a Yashicamat TLR. (via Light Boner)
Hunter S. Thompson and Anita Bejmuk photographed in Aspen in 2002 by Jonathan Becker for Vanity Fair. (via Peter Nidzgorski)
Texan photographer Matthew Genitempo. (via Many Many)
Why did you decide to live on a car? To make your web? We have a garage and eaves and whatnot seriously like six feet away and there’s plenty of space for spiders to hang out there and just do their thing. Other spiders have done this successfully. But instead you decide to “kick it” in my side mirror and make webs all over the driver’s side door. And so a) your whole construction gets messed up every time I drive around, and b) I get all panicky every time I see you because you’re just a little bit bigger than I’m comfortable with. And I’m sorry, Spider, I’m sorry that I was driving down the freeway and you were all “WTF” as your web blew around and I’m sorry, I’m not proud, but I rolled down the window and plucked at your web to release it from my side mirror, sending you to your doom. I’m sorry for doing that. But then I arrive at my destination and what do I see but YOU, Spider, still hanging on for dear life! And I’m all: Dude, you’ve got the goods. You are a fighter, dude. And I will leave you to your home on my car, Spider. It’s as much yours as it is mine.
Ha!
Photo by Jason Koxvold using a Toyo 45AII. (via Light Boner)
Love this: “Man Hat Tan” poster by James Datz. A signed, second edition of 500 is available now. (via Hayden Hunter)
From Andrew Bush’s “Vector Portraits” series, in which the photographer took portraits of drivers from a neighbouring vehicle, often travelling in excess of 70 miles per hour. (via Aja West)
“Matt Wertz Car” by Jeremy Cowart.
Bowerbirds sing “La Denigracion” in the back of a van, shot by Vincent Moon during the CMJ festival in New York, September 2007. (via Ethan Marcotte)
Wordmark of transportation logistics company Matson. (via Alex Payne)
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