Category: shoot the breeze

Shoot the Breeze: Stefanie Moshammer

Austrian photographer Stefanie Moshammer is interested in scenes of fantasy and hyperbole.  Documenting the saturated, excess-driven aspects of America, Stefanie is a documentary photographer with an eye for the illusory. Somehow even her nature photography retains the same penchant for luxury and mythology.  Stefanie is…

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Shoot the Breeze: Micaela McLucas

I get the feeling Micaela McLucas is a party girl, traveling around the beaches and various parties of the world, taking photos and selfies as she goes. Her photos are interesting to me, richly saturated renditions of a seemingly artificial, druggy, glamorous world. Micaela is an LA…

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Shoot the Breeze: Adrian Samson

Adrian Samson is a Slovakian-born photographer, now living and working in North-East London. With an impressive list of commercial clients such as Xbox, Microsoft, and T-mobile, it’s not surprising that Adrian’s personal work resembles eerily manicured stock photography. Adrian  first learned about photography from his father at the age…

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Shoot the Breeze: James H Bollen

James H Bollen is a photographer living and working in China. His photos look like they were taken in a far-gone past, or in a strange future, I haven’t decided which.  James has a certain timelessness about him, maybe because his collaborators include long-gone legendary novelists like…

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Shoot the Breeze: Yukihito Kono

Yukihito Kono is photographer living between London and Japan. He is one half of STAY ALONE, a platform/publishing house for independent artists. Yukihito has released a handful of self-published books, perhaps most notably 244, which features 30 pages of photocopied prints of waves and water.…

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Shoot the Breeze: Shinji Otani

Shinji Otani is part of a new breed of Japanese photographers who are breaking from the styles typically associated with “Japanese photography.” We discovered his work through ‘New Japanese Photography,’ an exhibition held this past January in London. However Otani is no stranger to international recognition,…

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Shoot the Breeze: Ada Hamza

Ada Hamza is a photographer and designer from Ljubljana, Slovenia. Her work is intuitive and spontaneous – glimpses from her everyday world. Each photo is rich in color and emotional aesthetic. Favoring subjects like the sky and flowers, Ada’s images are distinctly natural, which is…

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Shoot the Breeze: Pat O’Rourke

Pat O’Rourke is a photographer from Toronto. When he’s not skateboarding or running around town with his friends, Pat is capturing odd scenes from the everyday landscape.  Pat began shooting on a disposable camera when he was 10 years old, and has since mastered the on-the-go…

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Shoot the Breeze: Michel Sadowski

I haven’t been this excited about a photographer in a while. I stumbled onto Polish-photographer Michel Sadowski‘s work and couldn’t believe he’d never been published.  His photos are completely original, existing outside of current photography trends. I would describe them as observational, existential, sad and funny. Michel…

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Shoot the Breeze: Sophia Larigakis

Sophia Larigakis is an upcoming Montreal photographer and student. She also seems to travel a lot, as discovered through the unfamiliar scenes in her work. With an interest in experimental and New Wave film, Sophia’s images feel cinematic, sci-fi even, but retain a soft femininity.…

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Shoot the Breeze: Christian DeFonte

Christian DeFonte submitted his snapshots to us over the holidays. Originally from San Jose and now working in NYC, Christian’s photos document his trips back home. His work is borderline vernacular – candid family shots – namely of his baby sister, cousin and grandmother, and…

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Shoot the Breeze: Nathan Cyprys

Nathan Cyprys is a photographer working in Toronto. The editor at Vice Canada put me on to Nathan’s work when we were curating the Vice photo show ‘Kind of Wild and Sort of Free.’ His photos from a recent trip to Barbados and Eleuthera Island fit…

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Shoot the Breeze: Jan Adriaans

Jan Adriaans is a Dutch photographer and video-artist whose work explores the relationship between psyche, body, and space. I happened upon his photos last spring and immediately wanted him for our cover. We ran his eerie interior shot of Lange Voorhout Palace on the front of issue 10.…

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Shoot the Breeze: Kuba Ryniewicz

I immediately recognized Kuba’s pix when I found them in my inbox last week. Even the ones I’d never seen before felt recognizable, like photographs from an old National Geographic. There is something iconic about his work, shot all over the world – from Iceland to South…

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Shoot the Breeze: Reginald Levy

Reginald Levy is a 17-year-old film photographer working in Altanta, GA. He submitted his work to us last week and it was refreshingly raw and natural compared to the usual photoshop editorials we receive. Looking through his photos was like clicking through someone’s photo album –…

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Shoot the Breeze: Ina Niehoff

German photographer Ina Niehoff shows a blunt aesthetic vision inspired by everyday objects. Her striking composition isolates common man-made objects and natural elements of her surroundings, creating visual sculptures out of nothing. Ina contributed to issue #11 in a six page spread featuring resting parasols, a…

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