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Celebrating traditional craftsmen through photography
Sunday, 1st July 2012 at 8:44am
This is an interesting project by Tadd Landis Myers which celebrates American craftsmen through a series of enigmatic and inspirational images.
Quite beautiful photography looking at the craftsmen themselves at work and the object they create.
Subjects include Steinway & Sons Pianos, Chuck Lee Banjos, Optimo Fine Hats, Pro Saddles & Spurs and Scotty Bob Skis.
“I dedicate this project to my father Landis Wilson Myers, a true craftsman himself. He was a wood worker, home builder, metal worker, guitar player, printing pressman, baseball player, self-made business man, and a “fixer” of almost anything. My father loved working with his hands and would have felt a very deep connection to this project.”~Tadd Landis Myers
A great way of championing traditional craftsmanship. Maybe someone in the UK could start a similar project to celebrate British craftsmen.
See all these craftsman and more at work here.
Oddest political ad ever?
Sunday, 29th April 2012 at 2:44pm
This has got to be one of the oddest political ads we have ever seen - and guess what - its from the US Republican primaries.
A very interesting way to represent tax effects on small business. If you love rabbits look away now!
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