Photo by Steven Lippman.
Photo by Steven Lippman.
Photo by Steven Lippman.
Photo by Steven Lippman.
Photo by Steven Lippman.
Photo by Steven Lippman.
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credits
production: Seamless Productions
wardrobe stylist: Lisa Cera
hair/makeup: Erin Moffett
prop stylist: David Ross/Sets and Props Unlimited
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Photo by Jeff Lipsky.
Photo by Jeff Lipsky.
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Photo by Jason Hindley.
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credits
JWT Paris, agency
Josh Combs, creative director
Thierry Brioul, copywriter
Amandine Moine, stylist
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On location in Paris. That’s Jason in the blue jacket.
A peek at the shoot.
Antics on set.
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For its 2015 Music Issue, ESPN The Magazine commissioned Art Streiber to photograph three pro athletes with music makers with whom they share a special connection: Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Adrian Gonzalez and Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán; NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. and rapper J. Cole; and Baltimore Ravens running back Justin Forsett with Grammy-winning Christian hip-hop artist Lecrae. Here’s a look…
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Adrian Gonzalez with Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán. Photo by Art Streiber.
Photo by Art Streiber.
Photo by Art Streiber.
Behind-the-scenes photo by Madison Parker.
Baltimore Ravens running back Justin Forsett with Christian hip-hop artist Lecrae. Photo by Art Streiber.
Photo by Art Streiber.
NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. and rapper J. Cole. Photo by Art Streiber.
Photo by Art Streiber.
Photo by Art Streiber.
Behind-the-scenes photo by Stephanie Weed.
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See and read more:
wardrobe and grooming (Earnhardt): Sandi Fix
grooming (Cole): Renee Goodwin
prop styling: Laura Daughtridge
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“El Campeon Del Mariachi : Adrian Gonzalez on the soundtrack of his life”
production: Liz Lang
set design: Anthony A. Altomare
grooming: Hee Soo Kwon/The Rex Agency
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Justin Forsett and Lecrae
wardrobe styling: Chelsea Barefield
prop styling: Anthony A. Altomare
hair: Javar Rochester
grooming: Debbie Federico
wardrobe (Lecrae): shirt by Helmut Lang; denim by Hudson; snakers by Jordan; necklace his own
wardrobe (Forsett): jacket, shirt, and sneakers by AllSaints; denim by Acne; necklace his own
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Photo by Jeff Lipsky.
Photo by Jeff Lipsky.
Photos by Jeff Lipsky.
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For last year’s season of the FXX hit It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Matthias Clamer channeled Swedish cinematic auteur Ingmar Bergman. This time out, he took his inspiration from…hair metal. Rock on.
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Photo by Matthias Clamer.
Photo by Matthias Clamer.
Photo by Matthias Clamer.
Photo by Matthias Clamer.
Photo by Matthias Clamer.
Photo by Matthias Clamer.
Photo by Matthias Clamer.
Photo by Matthias Clamer.
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Tonight at 7 p.m., ESPN will broadcast Keepers of the Streak, a documentary produced by ESPN Films and NFL Films about the four photographers—one of whom is Walter Iooss—who have shot all 48 Super Bowls.
Among the highlights of the film is New York Jets star Joe Namath recalling Walter covering his team, who were a long shot to win the Super Bowl.
“I remember Walter being there that day because he was a pain. He was all over with his camera, taking pictures,” Namath says in Keepers of the Streak.
Read about the film, and see a gallery of Walter’s Super Bowl images, here.
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Jimmy Chin. Photo courtesy the Jimmy Chin Collection.
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We’re thrilled to welcome award-winning photographer, director, National Geographic photographer, and longtime The North Face athlete Jimmy Chin to the Stockland Martel roster.
Jimmy—whose clients range from Men’s Journal and Vanity Fair to Squarespace and Adidas—has collaborated with some of the most progressive athletes and explorers in the world, participating in and documenting breakthrough expeditions around the planet, from climbing notable first ascents in the Karakoram to skiing first descents in the Himalayas. He is also one of the few people to climb and ski Mount Everest from the summit.
On January 28, his feature-length documentary, Meru, about three elite climbers who attempt to ascend Mount Meru in the Himalayas, will premiere at the Sundance Film Festival.
“It’s about sharing stories that inspire people, highlighting the infinite human spirit, and opening people’s eyes to a different world,” Jimmy says of his work. “Creating films and photographs through situations that few others could experience is my life’s inspiration.”
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See more:
facebook.com/jimmychinphotography.
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There’s still time to enter the American Photography competition
The deadline for entering your work in American Photography 31 has been extended to Monday, February 2. Don’t miss your chance to get your work in front of the judges, who will be picking the best images from the past year. Entry details here.
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This year’s jury features…
Jacqueline Bates, photography director at California Sunday Magazine. She was previously senior photo editor of W and worked in the photo departments of Elle, Interview, and Wired. Bates holds an MFA in photography from the School of Visual Arts, and her work has been exhibited internationally.
Clinton Cargill, director of photography at Bloomberg Businessweek. He was most recently a photo editor at The New York Times Magazine, a role he held since 2006. He had been with the Times since 2004.
Marvin Orellana, photo editor at New York. He previously worked in the photo departments of The New York Times Magazine, Marie Claire, and More. Orellana holds a BFA in photography from the Rochester Institute of Technology.
Jennifer Pastore, photography director of WSJ. She was previously the contributing photography director of Harper’s Bazaar, the photography director of Teen Vogue, and the associate photography editor of T. Pastore teaches in the BFA photography program at the School of Visual Arts and holds a BFA in Graphic Design from the University of Florida.
Amy Pereira, director of photography at MSNBC.com. She is an award-winning photo editor focusing on photojournalism, reportage, social documentary, and long-form visual storytelling.
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