Joyriders

Ross McDonnell has absolutely killed it in his black & white series documenting the lives of some kids who grew up in shadows of Ballymun's towers in a housing Estate in Dublin Ireland. His work and incredible integration into the underworld reminds of Boogie's work. Well done Ross.

Stakeout

This reminds me of Neil Krug's work, i dont know who shot it or who it is (looks a lil' like Giselle?) but its super hot.

Salt Stained Eyes

Coming from Bondi in Australia its strange to see surf lifestyle shots from Long island New York but im definately feelin' it, Jack Brull shoots with an old modified brownie hawkeye and gets a dreamy effect with real subtle colours.

T Enami Stereoview

I'm really digging these photo's from T. Enami (1859-1929) depicting life in Meiji-period Japan using 3D stereoviews. That's Enami-san ruling in the samurai armor.

R.I.P Christian Poveda

Christian Poveda made a documentary about MS13, then was found shot through the head in the front seat of a car.. Poveda had made himself a marked man, thanks to his film La Vida Loca (Crazy Life),how he managed to get inside enough to produce his first film was remarkable. A film director who paid for his art with his life.

Dopamine

The best surf ad campaign i've seen in years, if ever. "Dopamine" for Insight by photographer Dustin Humphrey, fusing art & surf photography with perfect timing and/or patience. Its cool to think up ideas like this but to actually execute them takes solid ability.

Futureprimitive

Im really feeling Neil Krug's photographs, they feel like they're straight out of the Hawaiian sixties and make you feel warm and fuzzy, ..and what's not to love about naked supermodel's on horseback.

Quiet Riot

Way back in the late 80's I was caught in a small scale riot at a thrasher comp in the at "the Wall" carpark in Cronulla,
it was nothing compared to this, In 1986 the annual summertime OP Pro surfing contest in Huntington Beach, California descended into a full scale riot, burning cop cars & all, More pics and a full confessional at Blinders blog.

Locals only - No Valleys

Although not as well known as Glen E Freidman's pics of the era, Hugh Holland also discovered the emerging 70's LA
skates scene whilst driving up Laurel Canyon Boulevard one afternoon, and continued to photograph it for three years.

Brooklyn Neighborhoods

I love these photo's of neighborhood store's in Brooklyn, its a rapidly dissapearing landscape. It seems modern design has killed off the signwriter and branding globalisation gentrify's everything that makes you feel at home, it's a crying shame.
These are from a show by Curators and photographers: James and Karla Murray, see more here