Tim Barber shooting the Urban Outfitters Early Spring Catalog (2012)
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Bruce Wrighton
“Portraiture of those kinds of people who are, I don’t want to say are on the edge or fringe of society, but I want to give the sense that they are somehow alienated from the mainstream either by their own view of themselves or by society’s view of them… Summer’s a great time because I get to work with all the carnivals and fairs. A lot of the people who work those things are sort of in that category. They are the people for whom a nine-to-five job and a shirt and tie is an anathema to a sense of liberty or internal personal freedom that they feel they need to express themselves. They suffer because of that.”
How do you let yourself go and look like Gosling at the same time? Anyway, whoever this is about, someone’s out for you. Hit that up.
I always talk about how much I love Amy Lombard’s photographs. This girl has balls.
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Jake Stangel - A New Chapter
APhotoEditor: So, is everything starting to click for you now? In the first chapter I detected angst, like “when is this career going to start,” but now you must be feeling pretty good?
Jake Stangel: Well, it’s not like I just stepped into the club and everything started to pop off. It’s been alot alot alot of struggle and getting the angle of my Kangol hat just so and there have been lots of rainy mornings spent getting out of ruts and staying positive and directed. Just tons of hard work. That’s all I can really say.
