A transmission from the deep south.
“Blizzard in Tribeca” photographed by Eddie O’Bryan from this week’s Pictory showcase of New York. Nice story behind it:
Just prior to this shot, a police officer drove up and rolled down his window to ask if his tire tracks would have a negative impact on my shot. After I told him yes, he nodded, put his car in reverse, and went the opposite direction. His courtesy and respect had a profound effect on me, and I still hold it close to this day.
Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming, photographed by Ckck.
Derek Powazek’s guide to compiling a printed magazine in a little over a day contains plenty of sage advice. For Strange Light he curated 54 photos of last month’s dust storm in Sydney, and offers insight into the process of seeking photographers’ permission to use their work. The resulting publication is for sale on MagCloud for just enough to cover printing costs. (via Tim Van Damme)
![Tom Coates, in his gallery of pictures from Sydney’s recent dust storm: “[This] might be the most sinister picture ever taken.” Photo of Luna Park’s entrance by Tom Hide, and his poor Canon 5D the day after.](http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kqixvuJ1ck1qz6jndo1_400.jpg)
Tom Coates, in his gallery of pictures from Sydney’s recent dust storm: “[This] might be the most sinister picture ever taken.” Photo of Luna Park’s entrance by Tom Hide, and his poor Canon 5D the day after.
“It Broke” by indie girl Hillary Boles.
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