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Aaron Sittig said... This reminds me of Edward Burtynsky's photography. In particular his photos of tire yards and stone quarries. This photo here should draw the parallel clearly: http://www.edwardburtynsky.com/WORKS/Urban_Mines/Tires/Tires_09.html Be sure to also check out Burtynsky's photos of China. They're probably the most eye-opening stuff he's done, especially since it's so foreign to any experience we have in the US. I'd really like to see Jordan's photos in person if this photo (http://www.chrisjordan.com/image_detail.php?id=15) is really 44x90", there's a lot of detail in there that you can only see in person. Anyhow, thanks for the good photo link. 8:06 PM Post a Comment |
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 Hi, I'm Zach. I grew up in Fort Wayne, Indiana and graduated from Wake Forest. After college, I moved to Manhattan to get serious about a company I ran with friends. We sold it to Barry Diller's InterActiveCorp in 2006. I just wrapped up with a project I co-founded called Vimeo and left CV to focus on being a twenty-five year old. I have another blog called Copy and Taste, where I post about learning to cook. I live in Brooklyn now.  Del.icio.us My Flickr Me on Flickr Last.fm Linked in MySpace Netflix History Vimeo  Amir Blumenfeld Chris Bodenner Mareen Fischinger Fort Wayne Observed Nick Gray Hype Machine Jake and Amir Jakob Lodwick Oh My Rockness Jonathan Marcus Youngna Park Megan Scheminske Eliot Shepard Shorpy Signal vs. Noise Alex Soth Stereogum Ricky Van Veen Khoi Vinh Eugene Wyatt   Postal Skype SMS (via AIM) |