Joel Levinson

Today was a good day... got to meet Joel and see his work in person. JL has been at it since he was 25 and hasn't slowed down one bit. Fun fact, he did a 1 man exhibit at OU. BOOMER!

Thanks Nancy

Nancy took some photos of the shop. I like this one the best. 

Yoko Takahashi

I am really liking her work. Remind me of road trippin from okc to la.

Will Adler

Really liking the works of Will Adler. Too many great shots to post.

KOCH CITY

I was pleased to find this little guy when I was back home at one of my goto antique shops.

Leslie Williamson's book is one everybody should have in their own personal library. It's a great book from start to finish. I recently stumbled upon Leslie's blog and was blown away by some outtakes and iphone pics she took.

I have tried to do more of posting original content but thought this was too good to pass up.

Evel Part 2

More pics unearthed from my grandparent's attic. So incredible. For more pics with Evel and my grandfather, go HERE.

More pics unearthed from my grandparent's attic. So incredible.

The Whale

I stumbled upon this book and found some blog-worthy photos. Who knew Philippe Sr. was the stylish one of the family. I always thought it was Jacque aka the one in the red beanie.

what a stance by Philippe

Lovely Linda

Linda McCartney may be known to most as Sir Paul's first wife or as a the keyboardist in Wings. However, she truly was one of the greatest rock and roll photographers of all time. I first became aware of her work about 10 years ago when I bought her book, Sixties : Portrait of an Era.

Taschen is releasing a couple different versions of her life's work. if you don't have the 1k or 2.5k to drop on a limited edition, wait a beat and buy the trade version for about $75. Either way, you won't be disappointed.

My Grandfather & Evel Knievel - May, 1972

While I was home for Thanksgiving I did some snooping around in my grandparents attic. Specifically, i was looking for some family pictures, clothing, sports memorabilia I could take back to LA with me. I am a sucker for anything old and relating to my family tree. I got very lucky because I stumbled upon a box that simply said "Evel Knievel slides and film, 1972."So, the minute I got back to LA I took the slides in to get them developed and took the 8mm film transferred to DVD.

As for the background on the actual events that took place, I am a little unsure of. From the photos, it seems that there was an amateur race and Evel did his thing after the race.

Overall, I am still in awe of how amazing the pictures are. Whomever took the photos, has some serious talent in my opinion. In the meantime, I'll have to ask my grandfather who was snapping all these great photos.