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,
Image via vox.com Ever look at old pictures and wonder why people are not smiling? Even in the happiest of occasions, people in the pictures are expressionless. Did people not have fun back in the day? Well, it turns out this was not the case. There were multiple reasons as to why people
"Street Photography" Image via Google Gov. Asa Hutchinson vetoed SB79, a bill that would have banned street photography in an attempt to "protect the names, voices, signatures, photographs, and likenesses of the citizens of the state from exploration and unauthorized commercial use without the citizen's consent" The bill was authored by Sen. Jon
Image by Deanne Fitzmaurice via SI Finding out that you were adopted is one thing, but to find out your biological father was inarguably the most dominant pro basketball player in his era is a whole other story. If you haven't heard already, that is exactly what happened to Aaron Levi. Levi is an
Raves and photo walks have a lot in common. Both contain massive groups of people dancing with glow sticks and rolling on some sort of ecstasy. On second thought, the two share very few similarities. But that wasn't the case during a photo walk in Boyle Heights. What was thought to be a rave turned out
From my humble beginnings in a high school newsroom to the bustling office here at AYP, my heart has always been with those who are out there telling stories. Before I was a photographer, I was a journalist and whether it be with the written word or with camera in tow, this country and its constitution allows
Image Provided via Google Search Yaroslav Kolchin, a 24-year-old tourist from Russia, illegally trespassed on to the Brooklyn Bridge in order to take a picture from atop of it. This act is known as rooftopping: where people dangerously scale to the top of a structure in order to capture photos of themselves and
From photographers to CEOs, organization goes a long way; especially at work. It's hard enough trying to keep track of deadlines and meetings, let alone creative ideas. Throw in your personal life and suddenly the window ledge on the top floor looks like a sanctuary. Thankfully, there is a safer and better solution. Alykhan Jetha,
Four years ago today, Edith Shain, the woman depicted in an iconic photograph kissing a sailor in Times Square at the end of World War II, died at the age of 91. The famed photo, snapped by Life photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt, shows a young woman in a nurse's uniform at the mercy of a particularly
