SaTEARday 4/6/13
Saturday April 6th, 2013
Report On Business
Anya Chibis
Portland Monthly
Nicolle Clemetson
Sierra Mist
Jay B Sauceda
Atlanta Magazine
John Fulton
Pottery Barn
Joe Schmelzer
Posts
Weekend Links 5/11/12
Friday May 11th, 2012
In Case of Emergency: eat this book.
We strongly recommend hitting up that emergency ration cookie jar first. photo by Mark Weinberg/New York
Beautiful photographs of decaying and repurposed movie palaces.
Don’t stop til you get enough.
What if you could Photoshop real life?
Whoa, easy with the clone tool there fellah! photo by Thomas Broening/San Francisco
The Museum of Obsolete Objects.
2020: iPhones? Noooooo!!! photo by David Arky/New York
A wordless web.
Photographers update:
- Dan Bannister wins an Applied Arts Corporate Photography Award.
- Edgar Artiga wins an Applied Arts Sports Photography Award.
- Tania Quintanilla nominated for four NAHA awards.
- Drew Reynolds‘ Time Out Chicago cover is a cover of the year.
- Bruce Eisenberg featured on TWit Photo.
- Ayush Ranka shoots Koovagam for The New York Times.
- Matthew D White shoots the New Orleans Jazz Festival.
- Brad Feinknopf interviewed on Archinect.
- John Fulton interviewed on Feature Shoot.
- Maria Luci
Print Mailers: We Know a Guy
Thursday March 29th, 2012
By Peter Clark
Spring has sprung here in Philadelphia and there’s no better way to celebrate then with a picture of a naked man, dead in a hotel room. Printed by our friends at Modern Postcard and sent to 3,000 creatives across the US and Canada, this month’s image was provided by Atlanta-based photographer, John Fulton. Recently touted as one of Luerzer’s Archive‘s 200 Best Ad Photographers Worldwide, John has some experience in creating eye-catching and provocative work.
John was kind enough to fill us in on the concept behind his macabre image.
I call this image “Dead Man at the Ritz” since I captured it while on assignment photographing a Ritz Carlton in the Cayman Islands. After a day of shooting I found myself still up at 3 am and unable to sleep so I set up my camera and some lights to shoot the opulent room, and this scene evolved. This is a wealthy patron who I always thought was probably caught having an affair by his wife or someone’s husband. It could also be someone who was robbed or overdosed after a long night of partying. It’s a little open to interpretation but, there was a scuffle in the room and this man ended up dead on the floor. Sometimes boredom and insomnia combine with a camera for interesting results.
View the rest of John’s work on his website, johnfultonphotography.com.
If you’re a creative and you didn’t get a copy of our postcard, email us your mailing address and we’ll send you one.
