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A New York Bike Portrait by Dmitry Gudkov
I unofficially met photographer Dmitry Gudkov on Twitter (@gudphoto) through the #bikeNYC hashtag, then officially met him at this year’s Bike Expo New York in early May where I modeled in a fashion show for Momentum Magazine. Dmitry’s #BikeNYC gallery of breezy, casual photos of real New Yorkers with their bicycles is a delight to peruse. I’m thrilled to be included. During the quick photo shoot that yielded this portrait, Dmitry asked me if I always ride around town in … Continue reading
Posted in Clothes, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Menswear, Photography, Urban Cycling
Tagged bicycle, bicycling, bike, bikenyc, biking, cycling, details, dmitry gudkov, gudphoto, lifestyle, menswear, Photography, suitup
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Smooth Criminals: Vintage Mugshots of Dapper Murderers, Thieves and Other Perps
Once upon a time, apparently even street thugs had a sense of occasion. A quick Google image search of men like Al Capone, Pretty Boy Floyd or John Dillinger will show you well-dressed criminals who brought a sense of flair to their nefarious affairs. Nowadays, even criminals have fallen into the style dumpster. John Gotti, Jr., frumped out in his soft hoodies and sweats, was a long fall from his father, who was referred to as “The Dapper Don.” (Though … Continue reading
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Tagged australia, crime, criminal, details, menswear, mugshots, Photography, suit, sydney, tie, twisted sifter
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Billy Powers and His Roll Models
A few weeks ago, while visiting my friend George Bliss, owner of Hudson Urban Bicycles, I had the pleasure of meeting photographer Billy Powers. For 11 years, Billy was a photographer and art director at Time Magazine and is currently a freelance photographer who created, photographs and curates a project called “Roll Models.” “Roll Models” was spawned from Billy’s appreciation of stylish urban bicyclists in New York and the flare they bring to the form. (The irony? Billy hasn’t ridden … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Clothes, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Menswear, Photography, Urban Cycling
Tagged accessories, bicycling, billy powers, cycling, formalwear, menswear, nyc, roll models
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All I Own – A Study In A Minimum of Stuff
Swedish photographer Sannah Kvist enlisted a group of kids (all born in the 1980s) to compose sculpture of all his or her possessions. She then photographed them in their respective spaces. As we bury ourselves in more and more crap in a consumer culture that puts so much emphasis on the acquisition of stuff, the series presents an interesting observation on the minimum with which these subjects manage to survive in the modern world. (Notice how the kids look rather … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Clothes, Home, Lifestyle, Menswear, Photography
Tagged home, lifestyle, photo, Photography, sannah kvist
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A Photo That Caused A Minor Stir (And Wound Up In The Times)
Back in July of 2010, I snapped this photo on the corner of West 40th Street and 11th Avenue. Undercover NYPD seemed overly curious about my motives and asked me about what I was up to. The photo (and the story behind it) wound up in The New York Times LENS blog, with the story written by David W. Dunlap. Here is the story: “Step Away From the Camera!” Today, in his City Room capacity, Mr. Dunlap wrote another piece … Continue reading
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Tagged javits, lens, mta, nypd, nytimes, photographers, Photography, police
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