Thanks to every one who purchased a print! It’s been great. For those that missed out, I added 40 more.
It’s a print sale! We are putting together funds for the production of new issue(s) of Hamburger Eyes. These prints were made between 2015-2025 on the occasion of Hamburger Eyes events and exhibitions in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Tokyo, Munich, and Calgary.
All photos by Ray Potes. $30 each. Printed on various laser print machines on various papers in various cities. 8.5″ x 11″. Some have multiples, though most are 1 of 1. Signed.
Thanks in advance!
CLICK HERE TO MAKE A PURCHASE OR TWO
New issue of Ray’s Reports out now. This one has photos from all over California. I still love making zines.
Ray’s Reports No. 31
“Perceived Slights”
36 pages
Laser Print
Stapled
Pleased to announce Hamburger Eyes has a photo exhibit at the SFMOMA as part of the “Around Group f.64: Legacies and Counterhistories in Bay Area Photography” show on view from Jan 16 to sometime in Sept.
Although there is no formal official opening reception, join us there for the Nopening this Thurs 5 – 8pm.
(Not free. No party.)
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Photo by Manu Jougla
More photos from our latest issue out now.
Photo by Lex Kim
Photo by Don Standing
Photo by Thatcher Keats
Photo by Yu Chang
Photo by James Han
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Photo by Don Standing
Photos from pages of our latest issue, out now!
Photo by Manu Jougla
Photo by James Han
Photo by Thatcher Keats
Photo by Lex Kim
Photo by Yu Chang
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Seasons Greetings! The new issue has arrived and is now shipping. This issue features an all full frame layout – shoutout to the darkroom scene, a much larger format – 8.5 x 11, and because of the recent return to staple bind we can enjoy flat spreads with one handed page turning. What a time to be alive. Thanks for being part of all this. Thanks for your continued inspiration and support.
Happy Holidays!
HAMBURGER EYES No. 56
The Continuing Story of Life on Earth
James Han
Manu Jougla
Lex Kim
Don Standing
Thatcher Keats
Yu Chang
60 Pages
8.5″ x 11″
Staple Bind
Published by Hamburger Eyes
Photo by David Catalano
Special thanks to everyone who pre-ordered the upcoming new issue! We should have copies within the next couple of weeks, we will ship asap.
And for those of you who didn’t pre-order, stay tuned the drop coming soon.
Here are more photos from past issues of our zines and books.
Photo by Tamas Bernath
Photos by Pierre Terdjman
Photo by Tom Souzer
Photo by Claudio Majorana
Photo by Ben Gore
Photo by Rafael Cardenas
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Photo by Lex Kim
Some previews of the upcoming new issue. Available for pre-order for the rest of this week. Get a discount and help us get this issue out, hopefully before the end of the year. We can’t have the pre-order up forever so if you haven’t reserved your copy yet, today is the day!
Photo by James Han
Photo by Manu Jougla
Photo by Thatcher Keats
Photo by Yu Chang
Photo by Don Standing
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It’s happening, PRE-ORDER the new issue during our cyber sale. We are hoping to get it out before the end of the year, reserve your copy today and get it at a discount.
Have a look, it’s a banger! Photos from Portland, NY, Belgium, China, and beyond.
This issue is the biggest one yet, with an 8.5″ x 11″ format we have entered real magazine size territory and hope to find a spot in news stands and magazine display racks with the big boys.
It is an exciting time, thanks in advance for being part of it.
HAMBURGER EYES No. 56
The Continuing Story of Life on Earth
James Han
Manu Jougla
Lex Kim
Don Standing
Thatcher Keats
Yu Chang
60 Pages
8.5″ x 11″
Staple Bind
Published by Hamburger Eyes
Forget about Black Friday, it’s Gray Thursday. We have brand new charcoal gray hats and have reloaded on zines and other things.
Also, everything is on sale through Monday. Automatic 15% discount on check out. Every single sale will go towards the next issue of Hamburger Eyes, help us get it out before the new year!
Also, it’s been a while. Hope all is good with you. Hang soon.
Happy Holidays.
https://shophamburgereyes.com/
Photo by Christopher Radney
More photos from past zines and books.
Photo by Matthew Shaw
Photo by Rick Lombardo
Photo by Shinji Shiozaki
Photo by James Han
Photo by Reuben Radding
Photo by David Uzzardi
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Photo by Holly Bailey
More photos from past zines magazines and books.
Photo by Gabe Campo
Photo by Andrea Lavezzaro
Photo by Zach Rubin
Photo by Christian Kage
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Photo by Cosimo Fanciullacci
More photos from past zines magazines and books.
Photo by Elmo Tide
Photo by Brian Sergio
Photo by Neal Erickson
Photo by Joshua Olley
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Photo by Jimmy Kim
More photos from past publications of zines magazines and books.
Photo by Tommaso Sacconi
Photo by Nikki Greene
Photo by James Meredew
Photo by Mike Gamboa
Photo by Grant Lewandowski
Photo by Reuben Radding
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Photo by Oliver Raschka
More photos from past publications of our zines and books.
Photo by Alex Herzog
Photo by Andrea Lavezzaro
Photo by Christian Kage
Photo by Sinna Nasseri
Photo by Mathieu Van Assche
Photo by Ben Gore
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Some new things in our store, just in time for a sale.
Automatic 15% discount on all orders this weekend!
Have a good one.
Photo by Bouwe Brouwer
More photos from past issues of our magazine.
Photo by Arthur Pollock
Photo by Chris Leskovsek
Photo by Kenneth Mattice
Photo by Joao Pedro Lima
Photo by Todd R Darling
Photo by Troy Holden
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Photo by Raymond Bishir
More photos from past issues of our magazine.
Photo by Zach Rubin
Photo by Matthew Shaw
Photo by Joe Plonsker
Photo by Louis Fabries
Photo by Sal Hernandez
Photo by David Uzzardi
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Photo by Chim Sis
More photos from past issues of Hamburger Eyes.
Stay tuned for more.
Photo by Dan Ryan
Photo by David Molina Gadea
Photo by Laurent Meirieu
Photo by Auston Marek
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Photo by Ray Potes
More photos from past issues of our magazine.
Photo by Jimbo Celzo
Photo by Jefferson Caine Lankford
Photo by Angelo Partemi
Photo by Caleb Stein
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Photo by Chris Leskovsek
Some photos from past issues of Hamburger Eyes. We are in between issues right now, more stuff coming, lots more!
Photo by Bouwe Brouwer
Photo by Oscar Mendoza
Photo by Reuben Radding
Photo by Alex Herzog
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New issues of Ray’s Reports out now.
Photo by Ray Potes
Sometimes it’s “flight or flight,” amiright? I set out on a mission to update this blog regularly and I bailed for a month. There was resistance. It is gone now. Sometimes timing is the problem, sometimes it is the solution.
I’ve been catching up on some zines, 4 new issues of Ray’s Reports out now. I will make a separate post for previews, but if you have made it this far into this blog post, here is a discount code for you – FLIGHTORFLIGHT . Enter code before checking out for 15% discount on entire order. This code will expire at the end of the week.
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Excited to be part of this event in my home town. See you there?
https://mcasd.org/events/expo-design-market
Photo by Ray Potes
Good morning. I was thinking about posting on IG today. Again with this topic, I know I’m annoying. I was feeling like maybe I am not doing my job correctly if I am not hard posting everyday. What is this guilt?
Firstly, there is the idea of running a business. (Feels spammy.) Secondly, there’s the community aspect. (Feels contrived.) The guilt is that by not participating you might be letting down your community and/or letting down your future business potential.
Then I heard this quote this morning watching some NBA highlights, “Pressure is a privilege.”
I am realizing that not everyone gets to do photography, not everyone has hobbies, not everyone has obsessions. We (me and you) are lucky to do what we do. It is our duty to showcase appreciation.
We must enter the arena and impact the game.
Just not on IG. Jk. This is also a realization that there are different kinds of arenas, some more comfortable than others. We knew this. This is a friendly reminder to past and future selves.
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Hello Gang, we’re having a Memorial Day Weekend sale. Automatic 15% discount on all orders.
We have a new pocket tshirt printed on Comfort Colors. We also have 2 new issues of Ray’s Reports.
And, we are still waiting on a new batch of our latest issue. There were some printing problems, so they have been delayed. But they should be here soon. (If you are waiting on an order, please hang tight.)
We are getting ready for some new products so get these ones while supplies last!
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Catching up on some zines I started under pandemic times. I have recently picked up a weird thing where I have to finish old stuff before making new stuff, my output has to be in chronological order. Sign of old age?
Here are a couple new zines, more on deck.
Came across these vids that may be useful on your journey.
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Photo by Ray Potes
Some notes about submissions. We are jammed up. We cannot put out zines and books fast enough to accommodate all the photographers we want to publish. We are working on that, this post is about ways we can speed it up.
If you didn’t know, Hamburger Eyes is a printed publication. We publish a zine that comes out at irregular intervals and occasionally we publish books, once in a while we will collaborate with another publisher to make a book.
We showcase black and white photography. We love black and white photography. Please have seen a copy or at least have a look at our website and get the vibe of what we are doing. If you shoot color, save it for one day when we publish something in color.
A lot of you are submitting to our Instagram page. Our Instagram page is highlighting photos from photographers that have contributed to our zines and books. Our Instagram page is advertisement for our physical publications, past present and future.
We ask for links to websites and/or social media. We want to see if your photos will fit in with ours before we download anything. Then, when and if the timing is right, we will contact the photographers we want for the next issue and send the proper specs with upload instructions.
This is a lot, I am probably overthinking it but also we are getting lots of questions about submissions. We do have a certain style of photos we gravitate to, but what we really want is to highlight your own personal visions and stories. We are looking for photographers more than photos if that makes sense.
Email links to – editors@hamburgereyes.com
And feel free to email us any questions or comments.
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