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 beautiful photo from Kevin German, who is based in Southeast Asia. The story behind [...]
Anh Vinh broke down the door of Ong Nuoi’s bedroom last week after Ong Nuoi had locked himself inside. The family had not seen Ong Nuoi for a few days and his dogs were howling from inside the room. When Anh Vinh broke through, he saw Ong Nuoi laying face down on the floor barely [...]
In my previous life, I was a newspaper photographer. I remember my first full-time job in Springfield, Illinois. We would have to constantly troll the city to make random photographs to fill the holes in the paper. This of course was during a time where space wasn’t as limited as it is in today’s hurting [...]
Ong Nuoi passed away last night. He was 72. He had locked himself in his room after being sick for several days so that he would not inconvenience any one. I only met him once but he will be deeply missed.
Below is the post from the first time I met Ong Nuoi almost one year [...]
Luceo is proud to announce our upcoming group show for one night only, featuring photographers from Luceo and our partners in crime at MJR. The show will feature a limited edition fine-art print publication that will be distributed to the first 200 attendees. Large-scale reproductions of the publication pages will be displayed on the wall. [...]
“This isn’t a tale of derring-do, nor is it merely some kind of ‘cynical account’; it isn’t meant to be, at least. It’s a chunk of two lives running parallel for a while, with common aspirations and similar dreams.” – Ernesto Guevara, The Motorcycle Diaries
There’s some thing special about a motorcycle. It’s such an amazing [...]
Last month I photographed Hoang Anh Gai Lai buildings in Vietnam for Forbes.
Today marks the beginning of a new holiday in which I am sure will catch on … or not. I hereby declare that January 9 will hence forth be referred to as Tri-Xmas Day. The premise of this holiday is to photograph personal settings on black and white film throughout the year and then save [...]
I arrived in Vietnam in March of 2008. I photographed everything. I had projects in which I chose to work on but overall I was fairly unfocused. This year was my first full year in Vietnam and I was determined to find my purpose. In the process I found a common theme in my work [...]
