This camera by Steven Monteau is called the Guillotine / Adidas Camera and was intended for use shooting ultra-wide action sequences on 120 film.
Okay, that is sweet! Love the stripes on the camera.
Shot a roll at lunch, today. I love that camera.
My Cooking Diary (via DF)
Ignoring for a second the spiffy version of a carousel and the lovely photos: look at those tomatoes and peppers! I bet those would be fantastic with some hash browns. Or on thick, toasted sourdough.
And now I’m hungry again.
Giggling because at this angle, Reed looks like a little kid. Hee.
Women workers employed as wipers in the roundhouse having lunch in their rest room, Chicago and Northwest Railway Company. Clinton, Iowa, April 1943. Reproduction from color slide. Photo by Jack Delano. Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress (via John)
Rad.
Laurent Nivalle Photography: Le Mans Classic 2010 (via Cameron Moll)
le swoon.
Be sure to see the full set of photos.
This Holga D concept is a thing of beauty
I would like to have one, please. (Is that concept page having a laugh? I almost can’t tell. I don’t really care, still want the camera, but I wonder.)
Jon Hamm and Rebecca Hall: Talk of The Town
Gorgeous, them. Nathaniel Goldberg is slowly working his way up my list of favorite editorial photographers; it’s to the point where I can guess his work. (:
Reboot Your Suit
The Last Airbender is a trainwreck, but it’s not his fault and plus, how adorable is this shoot?
World Cup Photo Replay: Day 11, June 21: Noel Valladares, the Honduran goalkeeper, couldn’t stop Villa’s second goal. (Credit: Jerry Lampen/Reuters)
(:
06/14: Untitled - Los Angeles, California
Mike! So good.
One of the things I miss the very most about L.A.: agave as landscaping material. snif.
Weekend Snack: Italian Sub Dip with Homemade Focaccia
Yeah…I’ll be making that this summer. Possibly a lot.
