We take the next step in our waveform experiments, creating a different aesthetic
We take the next step in our waveform experiments, creating a different aesthetic
Rankin/Bass got it all wrong. We’ve uncovered the real origin story if Jolly Old St. Nick and his dear wife
A fierce woman is defined not by how she looks but by the multiplicity of all that she is.
There’s beauty in being one, knowing who you are and feeling confident. There’s also beauty in being two, however, as these couples’ photographs demonstrate.
Learning how to fly does not require an airplane as much as it does the willingness to spread one’s wings.
After months of waiting, photos from our Rick Owens-inspired Brown Paper Project have been published, which means we can share the full set with you!
How many different ways are there to process a digital photograph? Hundreds of thousands. Each image gives us a chance to be creative and we’ve taken those opportunities with these new editorial portraits of our friend Emily.
Hanging out with Kat and our friend Dewey X results in some very fun and erotic artwork.
Rhinestones represent tears running down a woman’s face and gathering at her breasts.
Kat was feeling feisty and wanted to do a shoot in the woods reminiscent of the Pastorale series we did five years ago. The pictures are great but the shoot did not end well. Here’s the full story.
Not everyone is proud of their freckles, but Ashley certainly is! We were careful to make sure those freckles weren’t edited out of this great set of pictures.
Kids aren’t the only ones excited about going back-to-school
New construction creates a new light, but as the light of a city changes, so do the shadows. What we find in those shadows are pieces of a city so often overlooked but portions that give depth and meaning to the changes happening around them.
The record of Kat’s ever-changing hair color starts here
A social event yields some very emotional portraits
We’ve talked about nipple censorship before, but two new videos this week highlight not only how severe the problem is but how necessary it is to discuss.
As we drool over the features available in new cameras and consider making the plunge into video, we look back at the early days of digital photography and remember how different it was.
Having grown sick and tired of external entities attempting to dictate the what, where, why, when, and how of personal expression, we created a set of images simply as a way to blow off steam and we don’t care what you think of them or if they offend you.
Beauty is not found inside a bottle but can sometimes be found behind one when we decide that we are going to be open to the world.
The garden at a local wedding venue turned out to be the perfect place to capture some rather creepy looking candelabra. This garden of candlelight seems to be perfectly fit for the month of October.
A recent shoot gave us the opportunity to make a comparison to a shoot with the same model under similar circumstances five years ago. Take a look as she lets us into her personal life as we revisit My Space.
Even as the remnants of Hurrican Harvey pound the Gulf coast, these photos remind us that water cleans, sweeps away the dirt and debris, and allows us to start new.
We turned the kids’ outdoor playtime into an opportunity to study motion and how that affects our perception of the world. Take a look at this unique gallery that is different from the established norm.
Rhinestone Distortion: Mercury In Retrograde
What started as another set of pretty pictures becomes a metaphor for how many people view life, especially during the holidays.