Ninagawa X LaChapelle

Couldn't help but noticed the similarities between this photo by Mika Ninagawa above, and this shot of my sister Avalon by DAVID LaCHAPELLE (Avalon Fallen in Shrubbery, 1995) below:

cevin key X dj oto

Web gallery of shots I took at a skinny puppy dj set at Shinjuku Kabukicho's MARZ on Oct 25th '08

all shots created in-camera (no photoshop)

You can hear some of Elliot's (DJ OTO) tracks here:
http://djoto.com/

yamanote halloween party outlawed

yamanote halloween party outlawed

Canon 40D Hacked to Record Movies

http://www.crunchgear.com/2008/09/23/canon-40d-hacked-to-record-movies/

Death of the historic war photograph

Photojournalists around the world agree that the monumental snapshot of war, epitomised by pictures like Robert Capa's Falling Soldier from the Spanish Civil War, and Vietnamese Nick Ut's children running from a napalm attack in 1972, has lost its power on contemporary internet-using audiences.

Internet viewing figures show a shift in attitude towards pictures of war. People no longer trust old style current events photography, and appear to be losing interest in it.


continues on Telegraph