New Years Crab Hunt
Finally getting to the photos I've neglected this year. Starting with New Years Day in Oakland Chinatown. This guy really wanted to show the white boy what they had behind the counter. A bunch more photos to come. –Tim
photo by Tim Gatto
Danny Benson
Catching up on long overdue photo work and submissions. Happy Late 4th, These seemed appropriate.
photos by Danny Benson
Shawn Whisenant
I only knew of Shawn through the photo community and was always impressed by his work and attitude. Although I never met him, I felt like a friend had passed. Last Wednesday, I stopped by Book & Job Gallery in SF to pay my respects.
RIP Shawn Whisenant
James de Leon
photos by James de Leon — San Francisco, Ca
ana cabaleiro
photos by ana cabaleiro
Blaise Chatelain
photos by Blaise Chatelain
Rodolfo Diaz
Consistently great medium format shots by Rodolfo Diaz
Photos by Rodolfo Diaz
Dustin Adams
Incredible work by Dustin Adams, hard to only choose a handful to post.
Sea Kay
photos by Levi Mandel
Summer Daze
Just about every year, we find ourselves heading up to Sonoma for this guys birthday. It always seems to be a good one. Special thanks to Walgreens and my washer/dryer for making a few of these photos extra moody. Some photos from one of the best days this summer.
photos by Tim Gatto
bens▲n
photos by ✞bens▲n
New Legs
photos by New Legs
Glory Hole, Bryan Banducci
photos by bryan banducci
Oakland Sun.
photos from around Oakland
no cars in front of my favorite house
and one from Sonoma.
photos by Tim Gatto
Jazmin Jones
photos by Jazmin Jones
Brandon Dawson
photos by Brandon Dawson
alanrules – Exposing Sandy
Wow, been awhile BIT BY ZEUS. I've missed you. I've been keeping busy with some incredible opportunities in design land, but have also been photographing a bunch as well. I will update about some of these happenings soon, but first, I want get back into posting by sharing a project by Alan (alanrules). Alan takes some great photos, and also has been having fun with projects (an excerpt). I've been enjoying watching his photo making and was excited to see his project, Exposing Sandy, come to life a few weeks ago. I watched live online, as Alan updated the location of a mobile photo show that moved around New York City in a rented U-Haul. A pop up photo show in a U-haul is already intriguing, but I was excited to see that a show that called attention to the damage of Hurricane Sandy, was complete with a water line and ravaged photographs. And what better way to get someone to pay attention than, boobs. (Click here for a detailed Alan on Alan interview and explanation)
Below are some photographs pulled from alans instagram along with some scanned prints that littered the floor of the U-Haul. I really love the look of these prints that were stepped on and covered in dirt. For additional photos visit alanrules.com —Tim
the man himself in front of his show.
MUX Issue #2
Got word from TJ Nelson, that the second Issue of MUX magazine is out! Unfortunately the first run already sold out, but the second run can be pre ordered here. Really good looking stuff, hats are off. "The idea for MUX came from a desire to connect to photography in a tangible manner. Because of pocket-sized digital cameras and smartphones, we are amongst an unstoppable flood of images on the internet. Which, in its own way, is wonderful, but I find it difficult to connect to images on a screen. I created MUX because I wanted to act as a curator to gather the talent of my peers, and then encourage people to take a minute to hold a collection of work that deserves to be pondered on."
MUX issue 02 04.2013. 8.5" x 5.5". 84 pages. Design by TJ Nelson. Photos by matt bublitz, grant hatfield, sam milianta, josh anthony, ephraim chui, spencer davis, charlie wray, trever hadley and brandon getty. $20.
grant hatfield
matt bublitz
brandon getty
spencer davis
