Posts tagged as "35mm"

Posted by dylan on 27th June 2011
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renaldy fernando

Jakarta, Indonesia’s Renaldy Fernando keeps a massive, ever evolving photo journal (all film!) of life in the city.

Posted by dylan on 23rd June 2011
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photo of the day

Nickolay Dyadechko. Send me your raddest photos for a chance to be featured as the photo of the day! Email photos[at]hardfeelingsblog.com

Posted by dylan on 28th March 2011
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matias montecinos

Alternating between being sun-drenched + darkly moody, young Chilean photographer Matías Montecinos‘ work has one real shining star + that’s light (or lack thereof).

Posted by dylan on 12th October 2010
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Geneviève Bjargardottir

Geneviève Bjargardóttir makes photos that are massive + cold, just like her home in Iceland. They’re also dreamy, a little bit weird + easily romanticized. Again, just like, well you know.

Posted by dylan on 8th September 2010
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hayley grimes

The best Flickr find ever. By Birmingham, Alabama’s Hayley Grimes.

Posted by dylan on 2nd September 2010
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luka yang

Excellent, super observational photography by Beijing-born, UK based Luka Yang.

Posted by dylan on 1st September 2010
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ace buchanan

I don’t know anything about Ace Buchanan beyond his or her work but really, what else is there to talk about?

Posted by dylan on 26th August 2010
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tim jones

Photography by Tim Jones. This first image really caught my attention; you could write a story about it. The girl in the photo looks happy + casual but there’s something about 6 horses following her that leaves me ill at ease.

Posted by dylan on 18th August 2010
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yuan xiaopeng

It’s easy to become infatuated with photography from unfamiliar cultures + I try to be cognizant of getting lost in that allure. I’m certainly lost in Yuan Xiaopeng‘s work but it’s more than just cultural curiousity; there’s a unique perspective beyond geographic seperation. Something about the casual simplicity of his work is captivating.

Posted by dylan on 11th August 2010
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jamey hoag

With so many heavily staged photos becoming the dominant force in lots of young artists portfolios, it’s always nice to find sets that feel more like a diary than a presentation. Enter Jamey Hoag, film photographer.