tsotchke:

untitled by akagoldfish on Flickr.

tsotchke:

untitled by akagoldfish on Flickr.

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livelifein3d:

large format kodachromes via shorpy

livelifein3d:

large format kodachromes via shorpy

Reblogged from Live Life in 3D
ainfantek:

Lina Bo Bardi
Reblogged from AIK
joelzimmer:

CN Net
Doesn’t get much more Canadian than this.

joelzimmer:

CN Net

Doesn’t get much more Canadian than this.

tonykatai:

hart plaza detroit

tonykatai:

hart plaza detroit

Reblogged from TONY KATAI
michaelluppi:

Girls on RER

michaelluppi:

Girls on RER

Reblogged from MICHAEL LUPPI
adamgoldberg:

Moons ago this site was merely a nocturnal journal, a virtual sounding board, an auto-auratic echo chamber. Tonight all that changes as it metamorphosizes into a cold selling machine. 
FOR SALE: 
MY HASSELBLAD KIT...or outfit if you like. 
DISCLAIMER: I WILL INTERPRET EACH HEART OR LIKE AS A BID
photo courtesy Slightly Esoterik

adamgoldberg:

Moons ago this site was merely a nocturnal journal, a virtual sounding board, an auto-auratic echo chamber. Tonight all that changes as it metamorphosizes into a cold selling machine. 

FOR SALE

MY HASSELBLAD KIT...or outfit if you like. 

DISCLAIMER: I WILL INTERPRET EACH HEART OR LIKE AS A BID

photo courtesy Slightly Esoterik

Reblogged from HOME
midtowntoronto:

Awesome compisition

midtowntoronto:

Awesome compisition

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joelzimmer:

Rooftops

joelzimmer:

Rooftops

danielshea:

Last week Ryan and I headed to rural Ohio to shoot a photo essay for Bloomberg BusinessWeek. The story is about a GM factory that reinstated their third shift, 10:30 PM-6:30 AM, and how the addition impacted local businesses positively. It was a pretty exhausting shoot - after driving all day, we began 12 hours of bouncing around Lordstown and surrounding small towns to photograph the factory, small businesses and a few select subjects for the story. We then drove back in the morning. Because the magazine was going to press a day later, everything had to be shot digitally, which at night can easily produce bad, bad images. It was good practice.

Anyways, I loved working on this, and once again getting the opportunity to photograph people working on the line, making things, puts things into perspective. Nothing but respect.

I uploaded an extended edit of photos on my site here, and here’s the feature on Bloomberg’s site, complete with captions. The story is on newsstands today if you want to see the spread in print.  

Reblogged from Daniel Shea