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Cary Conover is a consummate street photographer. His work is classic, beautiful and understated. From Wichita to New York City, his photographs offer up slices of life, glimpses of people riding unicycles through the lower east side, people playing pool in bars, the lazy overgrown weeds of suburbia. He is probably one of the most underrated and overlooked photographers working in the United States today.  Oh yeah, and this is not incidental—he is a really cool person. He is one of those people, rare, who actually listens to you when you are talking. Please go check out his work, here.

Cary Conover is a consummate street photographer. His work is classic, beautiful and understated. From Wichita to New York City, his photographs offer up slices of life, glimpses of people riding unicycles through the lower east side, people playing pool in bars, the lazy overgrown weeds of suburbia. He is probably one of the most underrated and overlooked photographers working in the United States today. 

Oh yeah, and this is not incidental—he is a really cool person. He is one of those people, rare, who actually listens to you when you are talking. Please go check out his work, here.

Sometimes I think I know way more than I actually do. And then I am reminded, most humbly, that I do not. And I am thankful for that. I am glad that almost every day I learn something new. For example, I had never heard of Bruce Haley. And what a shame. He has done some really intense work; he has been around the block and then some. And he has been a witness. A powerful witness. Check out his work, here.

Sometimes I think I know way more than I actually do. And then I am reminded, most humbly, that I do not. And I am thankful for that. I am glad that almost every day I learn something new.

For example, I had never heard of Bruce Haley. And what a shame. He has done some really intense work; he has been around the block and then some. And he has been a witness. A powerful witness.

Check out his work, here.

Shiho Fukada is one of the most interesting photographers working today. I have been watching her work for several years and I have to say I am always always interested to see what she has been up to. She has mostly stayed away from covering “events” and has instead pursued more intimate work. In fact, I think her work shows a masterly balance between being connected with her subject matter and her ability to transform what is in front of her in an aesthetic fashion.  Check out more of her work, here. 

Shiho Fukada is one of the most interesting photographers working today. I have been watching her work for several years and I have to say I am always always interested to see what she has been up to. She has mostly stayed away from covering “events” and has instead pursued more intimate work. In fact, I think her work shows a masterly balance between being connected with her subject matter and her ability to transform what is in front of her in an aesthetic fashion. 

Check out more of her work, here. 

You should go check Lucas Thorpe’s work out because it is beautiful, ruminative, seductive and just a real pleasure to immerse yourself in. It is a photography of traces, of feelings lodged in the back of your brain, of memories, of the impending future.  Im glad to see other people promoting Lucas’s work too—LPV magazine and MPDROLET on tumblr (which is a really good tumblr by the way). Cheers Lucas! Link to Lucas’s website, here. Go there and get lost, sublimely lost.

You should go check Lucas Thorpe’s work out because it is beautiful, ruminative, seductive and just a real pleasure to immerse yourself in. It is a photography of traces, of feelings lodged in the back of your brain, of memories, of the impending future. 

Im glad to see other people promoting Lucas’s work too—LPV magazine and MPDROLET on tumblr (which is a really good tumblr by the way). Cheers Lucas!

Link to Lucas’s website, here. Go there and get lost, sublimely lost.