Editor’s blog // Disposable Diary
Hey, So, for the past couple of months I’ve been carrying a disposable camera around with me and taking photos at random. Here is a list of questions that you will most likely think about when looking at the photos: Which city in the world is this? How fucked was Katie when she took this...
News // Leeds Met students put on ‘Noitcelloc’ exhibition
This weekend a group of ten art and photography students from Leeds Metropolitan University will put on an exhibition at East London’s The Rag Factory (on Heneage Street – just off Brick Lane). The exhibition will include various mediums of art, including some photography work by our very own Hannah Cordingly. The exhibition is...
Interview // Ellen Rogers
Ellen Rogers is a Norfolk born fashion photographer who now resides in the Staffordshire countryside after falling out of love with London. She’s worked with many big names, all of which have been in awe of her dark, dreamy experimental imagery. Here’s what happened when I caught up with her to talk about beginnings, life...
Interview // Parker Fitzgerald
Parker Fitzgerald is a photographer from Portland, Oregon who spends most of his time taking photographs of pretty girls in beautiful rural landscapes as well as trying his hand at other forms of photography occasionally. You live in Portland. Is a lot of your work shot there? A large portion...
Blog of the Month // January
This blog is probably not well suited to Tumblr haters but I am not one of those so I don’t care. This month’s ‘Blog of the Month‘ is Nullum . It’s a Tumblr put together by an 18 year old bi-sexual French boy called Filipe. My favourite thing about it is that it contains...
Interview // Gordon Armstrong, founder of ‘Disposable Diaries’
‘Disposable Diaries’ is a project founded in 2010 by Gordon Armstrong, in which Gordon documents (and still does to this day) his everyday life and the occurrences around him, with only the use of a trusty disposable camera, making for honest and refreshing photography. I (Leah Connolly), caught up with him to talk...
Blog // 5th December.
So, as Shaun has been pretty busy with his amazing, new personal blog, Howl, I figured I highjack the blog section. I guess I’ll just give you a brief run through of my week really as I’m meant to be in work serving sausages to fat, bratty uni students in half an hour. Totally not...
Review // Dazed and Confused Exhibition, Somerset House, London
After a trip to the Coulthard Gallery for a uni trip, I made the most of being at Somerset House and headed to the Dazed and Confused exhibition afterwards. The exhibition is to celebrate twenty years of the magazine and is running until the 29th January 2012. The interesting exhibition included clippings from...
Photography // ‘Southport’ by Eva Bentley
All photos by Eva Bentley , a young photographer from Staffordshire, who’s just gotten into Falmouth University, where she will continue studying photography. For shoot enquiries/ more info on what Eva’s doing, email her on: eva_bentley-girl@hotmail.co.uk
Interview // Garson Byer
Garson Byer is a London-based street photographer who captures unique images of people in all types of quirky places. His pictures seem out of place and full of hope or near sadness, with a black and white 1950s movie feeling. Here, Byer takes us through his career in photography… How did you get...
Photography // Red Rabbit
Photographs by Eleanor Doughty (www.eleanordoughty.com)
Interview // Samantha Valentine
Samantha Valentine, ex-ipso facto bassist and now passing her musical talents onto super-cool London-based monochrome clique ‘R O M A N C E’, was recently the face of Levis’s latest campaign as one of their 18 hottest ‘craftworkers’ in London. Her creative flair doesn’t just extend to these projects however, as Samantha shoots wonderful...
