Lawrence Schwartzwald on The Art of Reading
Lawrence Schwartzwald’s collection of proof that people do, in fact, still read books.
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How Does A Photographer Define New York?
A fresh perspective on NYC.
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Moleskine Travel Journal: Jessica Altieri
Moleskine sent us some of their journals and we sent them out to some good people who could make good use of them. This is what Jessica sent back.
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YETI Presents: My Mom Vala
We’re not trying to lay some guilt trip on you. Really we aren’t. But Matilda made her mom this stunning video tribute for Mother’s Day. And she’s like 9.
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The Surf Ranch in 35mm
By now you’ve heard of the goings on at Mr. Slater’s wonderous wave pool this weekend. Our own Alyssa Eurell put on her spurs and headed out to the Surf Ranch.
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Travel Photographers On Indelible Destinations
Six of our favorite Condé Nast Traveler photographers tell us about the places that made their marks.
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Barbados in 35mm
My wife’s family has been going down to this beautiful little island since the early ’70s. Lucky for me, I have been able to join the past few years.
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Instant Karma
As drone pilot /photographer /dockmaster /bartender Sean Stalteri soars over the coastal waters and other East Coast environs offering new perspectives on things you might see every day or a chance to glimpse some things you might not have otherwise ever witnessed.
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South Through Baja: Travel Journals
The first thing you should know is that it might sound romantic, and maybe it is, but it’s also dusty, hot and crumbling.
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Josh T. Pearson’s Crooked Path
Josh T. Pearson might have been trapped by his own mythology, and the animated “Straight to the Top” video is an appropriately exaggerated way to outrun that mythology.
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Life of Riley
When Bombogenesis 2: Electric Bomboloo subsided and the snow and hurricane-strength winds that went along with it blew south, it left the Northeast with some eminently surfable conditions in its wake to go along with the draining barrels.
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After the Devil Winds, Wildfires and Floods
In the immediate aftermath of two of California’s most historic back-to-back disasters, resilient neighborhood volunteers sowed seeds of healing and recovery through a direct action organization called Help California
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Tanner Pendleton: 11 Things
Tanner Pendleton has been at his computer for very long hours recently, finishing LANDLINE., shot primarily on 16mm and documenting a cadre of Vans riders’— including Pat Moore, Bryan Iguchi, Darrell Mathes and Jake Kuzyk—global exploits.
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Building Ramps and Tearing Down Walls
With skaters from New York, California, Hawaii, Portland and from all over Mexico, Build Ramps Not Walls has started a movement against the negative rhetoric about Mexicans and immigrants.
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Jungle
Filmmaker and Photographer Morgan Maassen Combs Through a Tangle of Archives Filmed in Bali, Mexico, Nicaragua, Maldives, Mentawaiis, California, Barbados, Australia, and France… I created…
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Bombs Away
The word “bombogenesis” is a fun one and we are going to keep on saying it. In the meantime enjoy these photographs our friends James Katsipis and Joe Marche braved bombs to bring you.
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