From the Archive is a regular column that features one image from our archive and appears every Thursday. LUCEO Images has a thorough group archive (keyword search bar, top right) and it can be found here.
This week we are featuring a photograph from the Vietnamese border with China by Kevin German, who is based in Vietnam.
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I recently photographed Tom Tancredo in his Jefferson County home for NRC, a dutch publication. Tancredo is a former congressman from Colorado who made his political bed on issues related to immigration. He recently took his not-so-infrequent dip into hot water after making a speech at the Tea Party Convention where he suggested a poll [...]
Vietnam is thrusting itself into the 21st Century faster than any other country I have been to. Of course it was pretty much starting from 25 years of post-war restructuring and global sanctions. So the changes in the past 10 years have seemed fairly drastic. This is a new era in Vietnam and Saigon has [...]
I woke up this morning behind the steering wheel of the rental car that I’ve been living in since last Saturday. I just wrapped up a really fun gig that kept me in Montana for a week and, somewhere in the early morning hours of driving home along Wyoming’s northern Rockies, I reached a point [...]
A new week and a new theme! Every week Tim Lytvinenko and Kendrick Brinson post iPhone and archive photos as part of a challenge that involves you, dear photography lover. We post photos Monday through Thursday based on a secret theme provided by a photographer or blogger or anyone in the photo industry, then we [...]
A whooping yell comes from the trees, “Hey, Mardi Gras!” a masked man perched on a low branch screams. “Never fear, the Crawfish Bandit is here!” After a final drag on his cigarette he jumps down from the tree and starts to run, diving headfirst into the nearest mud hole. His attempts to uncover crawfish [...]
I was recently sent up north to the city of Da Nang to photograph a clean water program for the NGO East Meets West Foundation.
There is something I absolutely love about sketchy motel rooms. I know that’s not a normal way to begin a paragraph, but it’s true, I love them. I can’t exactly explain why but there’s a certain mystique that comes along with them to me. I’m not even talking about the two-star Ramada Inn that made [...]
We’ve decided to change this post up a bit. Rather than spelling out a laundry list of links each week, we feel that it’s more important to focus on a few specific people who have brought an unusual amount of zest, energy, or thought to our various forums. Including Facebook.
You can always find our bigger [...]
Part of my purpose for this recent road trip to Louisiana was to continue laying the groundwork for a new book project I plan to work on for the next four years. While I am still in the beginning stages of this process I want to begin sharing some work through this outlet so I [...]
From the Archive is a regular column that features one image from our archive and appears every Thursday. LUCEO Images has a thorough group archive (keyword search bar, top right) and it can be found here.
This week we are featuring a hip hop portrait from David Walter Banks, who is based in Georgia.
About this Image:
“Atlanta [...]
LUCEO would like to congratulate Matt Eich on being named one of PDN’s 30 Emerging Photographers to Watch. After four consecutive years of being nominated for PDN’s annual feature, he is incredibly jazzed to have been included in this year’s collection. The final 30 photographers were chosen from nearly 500 nominated who submitted portfolios for [...]
Lately I have become concerned that I am projecting my own idyllic perception of the James on the scenes I have encountered thus far in this body of work. All I see when looking at the images is what isn’t there. What they don’t say. They’re so quiet. Too quiet. They aren’t risky enough, they [...]
I spent last Friday fighting my way through the evil tangled invasive-mess we call privet along the steep bank of a creek between two industrial factory complexes. My guide, Nelson Brooke of the Black Warrior Riverkeepers, was kind enough to lead me to the discharge pipes along Avondale Creek where McWane Cast Iron Pipe Company [...]
The software and hardware on these fancy phones are getting better and better with each year and iteration. This is a list of apps I like that will help turn your iPhone into a Mobile Media Machine.
Shooting: Snapture – This app adds a whole slew of options to the dismal default camera app. First off [...]
