Stefan Exler
Lately, it isn’t heard much of Stefan Exler and his carefully composed photos taken from under the ceiling. Too bad. Compare to Andreas Gefeller.
Karin Geiger
Karin Geiger explores the tensions between public and private, childhood and adulthood, subject and artist, art and sociology. Her documentation of garage sales around Los ANgeles is so good.
The tears, the happiness
Back in the days, when I was a teenager when I didn’t have status when I didn’t have a pager?
From the series ‘School’ (2002-2007) by Dutch photographer Raimond Wouda.
A different type of skate photography
British born Nick Haymes (1969) now living in NYC has got a background in fashion photography, his images are close to the subjects and capture the joyful moments of life. So skateboarding tricks are not his territory, but the side action that happens when a bunch of skateboarders are together. Look inside his book ‘Between Dog and Wolf’ and see his works for Teen Vogue or the Bespoke Gallery.
Kenneth Cappello born in Houston/Texas 1973 grew up on punk rock and skateboarding. After having assisted photographer David LaChappelle he’s now working for various fashion magazines and also does videos. The book ‘Acid Drop’ collects the casual snapshots he made as a teenager in the late 1980s, of his friends skateboarding. Look inside here. Published by Aperture foundation, a non-profit organization whose aim is advance photography in all its forms and to foster the exchange of ideas among audiences worldwide. For more photos by Kenneth Cappello, here’s his website.