Lee Price

This artist is incredible.

Check out the website please!

Some of them I can't even believe are paintings and not photographs!

Hell's Kitchen Flea Market

Hello!

I recently went to a flea market in Hell's Kitchen, on West 39th between 9th and 10th ave. It is 9-5 every Saturday and Sunday, all year long (unless it's raining or snowing). They have a lot of camera supplies: brownie cameras, polaroids, lenses, flashes, pretty much anything you could think of! Here is their website, check it out sometime!

"Beauty Captured by Google Street View"

Also, JUST found this online.

I'm usually not a huge fan of images like this, but they're interesting.

Check them all out here!

also, doesn't it remind you of Doug Rickard?

Here's his work if you've forgotten.

Barbara Crane

I had this page bookmarked for awhile and thought I'd share it.

Click here to see more!

New York Times "Lens"

For those of you who do not know, the New York Times has a section on its site entitled, "Lens," which is dedicated to photography, video and visual journalism. Enjoy!

http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/

Created Equal by Mark Laita

Here's a good article on Mark Laita's new book Created Equal. He juxtaposes to completely different people and then then sets them side by side. I think its really creative, and well done.

Hey guys,

I watched this really good performance type documentary the other day that is worth checking out. Its called The Cruise by Bennett Miller. I suppose its not really photography related, but it centers around this one guy and his internal experience of New York City. Being new to the city, I found it really interesting so I figured I'd recommend it to you all. The main and only character, Speed Levitch, is incredibly engaging to listen to. Its pretty funny at times, and there are also a few scenes about the twin towers that I thought were a nice little valentine to 9/11. Check it out if you get a chance!