Photo Magazine
Lele is so busy with http://8ballcommunity.club/ that I think people forget he is an awesome photographer. He has had made tons of books and zines and photo projects and had photos in a bunch of Hamburger Eyes stuff. Here are some photos of an event that happens in Italy somewhere. We made a zine of it called “Presto”.
Photo by Casey Jones
More previews of our latest issue.
Get yourself a copy: http://shophamburgereyes.com
Photo by David Root
Photo by Samuel Liebert
Photo by Steve Panariti
Photo by Louis Fabries
Photo by Reuben Radding
Photo by Johnny Salas
Photo by Nina Mouritzen
Photo by Chris Leskovsek
We always wanted a futuristic space station space commando warm up wind breaker type of jacket. Join us on this mission.
Pleased to announce new issue of Hamburger Eyes, number 33! In this issue we have photos from San Francisco, Arizona, New York, Italy, France, and New Zealand. Get your copies today.
HAMBURGER EYES No. 33
The Continuing Story of Life on Earth
Casey Jones
David Root
Samuel Liebert
Steve Parariti
Louis Fabries
Reuben Radding
Johnny Salas
Nina Mourtizen
Chris Leskovsek
120 Pages
6.69″ x 9.61″
Black and White
Matte Cover / Text
Perfect Bind
Published by Hamburger Eyes
Shop more here : http://shophamburgereyes.com
Photo by Casey Jones
We may not be the most “professional” or the most elegant or well designed, but we get to put out great photos. Thank you to everyone that submits photos, you are all so awesome. And thank you to everyone that buys an issue to keep the next one flowing. Here is a peek at the new issue number 33 coming later this week.
Photo by Reuben Radding
Photo by Steve Panariti
Photo by Johnny Salas
Photo by David Root
Photo by Louis Fabries
Photo by Nina Mourtizen
Photo by Samuel Liebert
Photo by Chris Leskovsek
Did you buy my book yet? Here’s more previews to entice you..
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CHRYSALIS
by Ray Potes
A photographic journey documenting nature, migration, and transmutation.
Dec 2014 – Dec 2017.
800 Pages
6.69″ x 9.61″
Black and White
Matter Cover / Text
Perfect Bind
Published by Hamburger Eyes
$44
Shop more here : http://shophamburgereyes.com
My book came in today! 800 pages. These will be available for sale online this Thursday. Make some room for it in your house.
ROMKO CAMERA ACCESORIES
Simple adjustable detachable camera straps. We searched the planet for chill straps and couldn’t find anything so we decided to make them.
**EAGLE WING UPGRADED**
We added spring loaded latched hooks. Now you can easily attach and detach the strap to and from the camera body. If you’re like me sometimes you don’t want a strap and you just want to put your camera in a small bag. Or, you might have other camera bodies and sometimes you want a specific strap on it for a particular assignment or mission. Now this makes it way easier to do that.
EAGLE WING MK II
3/8″ wide nylon strap with sliders and split rings. ADDED spring loaded latched hooks for easy attachment and detachment.
Approx 22″ long (from neck to camera) with 6″ adjustable extensions on each side. Adjust the length to your liking and cut off excess. Seal the ends with fire.
Recommended for light weight cameras.
Available in black.
SHOP HERE : http://shophamburgereyes.com
Photo by Michael Barolet
Meeting and trying to date girls was pretty rough pretty much the entire time I lived in San Francisco. So naturally I wanted to make a zine about it. I wanted to make a zine about all the joy and folly of being single. Some friends and I would come up with game show ideas and one of them was titled “Romance Warrior”. That seemed like a good title to steal for this zine. It ended up being a series of 3 issues.
These photos here are highlights from the second issue which was published in 2012. While it was supposed to be about “dating”, it started going the way of “nudes” and became increasingly difficult to find the narrative when editing the submissions. Which, by the way, all of a sudden got kind of out of control and the original concept got lost. Also not enough female perspective in the submissions to keep this series going. At one point I thought maybe I will just make it with my photos since it was my idea, but by that time the title already had a life of it’s own.
Anyways, it is fun to revisit these photos because I couldn’t post most of them on any social media. Let me know if you think we should bring this zine back. Now that Hamburger Eyes is all grown up, I feel like we can start playing with other projects again.
Photo by Lisa Weiss
Photo by Andrea Sonnenberg
Photo by Jesse Pollock
Photo by Ed Templeton
Photo by Alex Martinez
Photo by Michael Barolet
Photo by Ray Potes
Photo by Lisa Weiss
Photo by Dennis McGrath
Photo by Ruth Swanson
Photo by Ray Potes
