Jim Marshall's Unseen Photographs of Johnny Cash Hey, since his album Johnny Cash at San Quentin recently had it's 50th anniversary we thought we'd re-publish this article: Jim Marshall and Johnny Cash weren't just artists -- they were also close friends. After meeting in 1962, Marshall shot five album covers for the alt-country legend and
Hey, since his album Johnny Cash at San Quentin recently had it's 50th anniversary we thought we'd re-publish this article: *DISCLAIMER: the image below contains vulgarity that may not be suitable for everyone, but if this disclaimer offends you, well dang us for bein' soft on you ;) It's one of the most recognized,
Nate Tyler in Cayucos, CA. Photo by Chris Burkard. Capturing the perfect surfing photograph requires a combination of immense skill, patience, and dumb luck. Here photographer Chris Burkard fills us in on how he managed to harness all three into one beautiful image. "One of my favorite shots is this one of Nate Tyler doing
Pin-up model Tiffany Richardson in Laguna Beach, Ca. Photo: André Felix This is pinup model Tiffany Richardson, one of the top models here in California. I scouted the location (South Laguna Beach) a full week before the shoot date, making sure I had the perfect spot to photograph for one of my 12 commissioned
Nude Swimmers In Dead Sea Image Courtesy Of Spencer Tunick Spencer Tunick has put a whole lot of life in the Dead Sea. The photographer, famous for his mass photo shoots of nude people, has collected over 1,000 naked swimmers for his latest project. Hundreds of Israelis dressed in their birthday suits gathered
Five friends are reunited, and Ringo Starr couldn't be happier. A 50-year-old photographic mystery was solved when five Beatles fans got back together to recreate a classic photo taken by Starr during The Beatles' first trip to the United States in 1964. Last week Starr wondered about the identities of the five young fans seen
Bill Eppridge stands in front of his work at Photo LA's 22nd Annual Photographic Art Exposition on January 17, 2003 in Santa Monica, California. Photo: Leslie Nestor Miranda, FilmMagic Bill Eppridge, a celebrated photojournalist most famous for snapping Senator Robert F. Kennedy as he lay dying from a gunshot wound in 1968,
Miley Cyrus on the cover of Rolling Stone Miley Cyrus didn't always want to be America's reigning Twerk Queen. In fact, the "Wrecking Ball" singer says she seriously considered going to college to study photography. In her recent highly-publicized interview with Rolling Stone magazine, Cyrus, 20, says she almost opted to enroll
Michael De Rubeis' mugshot. When it comes to hiring a wedding photographer, never underestimate the power of background research. A man in New Jersey was arrested after playing wedding photographer and bilking thousands from unsuspecting couples, ruining what should have been the happiest day of their lives. Michael De Rubeis has
"Afghan Girl" by Steve McCurry. Credit: National Geographic Over the last 125 years National Geographic has been host to some of the most iconic images ever taken, and now the magazine is honoring its most celebrated shots with an issue devoted entirely to them. The October 2013 issue will feature instantly recognizable
