TRY STATE MAGAZINE

2012-01-29T11:38:00.000-08:00

robbeyond

jessica yatrofsky

michael alago for rough gods, contributor to try state magazine

available at live fast new york

daily dose of walt cessna

2012-01-28T12:27:00.000-08:00

quar brown photos, contributor to try state magazine

msb images, contributor to try state magazine

comme des garcons

nina

javon moore

the fantastic, michael epps, contributor to try state magazine

daily dose of the bionic, walt cessna

zednerman photography!

www.livefastnyc.com

2012-01-27T15:27:00.000-08:00

daily dose of walt cessna

caleb, contributor to try state magazine

scooter laforge

christopher kane

sopopular

2012-01-26T12:15:00.000-08:00

iggy berlin, contributor to try state magazine @ wolf party

tonight

bounty

@

gallery u montclair

6-9 pm

179 glenridge ave.

robert geller moto jacket

 mcqueen

Y-3

boyfriend clothing company

gregory moon and marilyn

daily dose of walt cessna

2012-01-25T14:14:00.000-08:00

daily dose of walt cessna

brian nieh

brian riley, contributor to try state magazine

drasko bogdanovic, contributor to try state magazine

2012-01-24T15:10:00.000-08:00

quar brown, contributor to try state magazine

W/E Premiere New York

The Western Motel (Brody), San Francisco - December 2011 

by Justin Violini

Hasselblad with Kodak Portra 400 film

 daily dose of walt cessna

2012-01-23T14:39:00.000-08:00

daily dose of walt cessna

 divine

by

carmen bury

for

bounty

at gallery u montclair

opening january 26th 6-9

$500.00

2012-01-22T12:42:00.000-08:00

daily dose of walt cessna

joe mazzas photo of try state contributor, ryan scott

the delicious diogo, contributor to try state magazine

5 jackies, robert greco for Postcards from the Edge

 julia and ben

www.briannieh.com

robert greco's show

this thing of ours

at

munch gallery

review

page 30

www.acamagazine.com

kris p. contributor to try state magazine

2012-01-21T12:20:00.000-08:00

Single Guys Guide To Dating in 2012: Part 1

If you have decided to start dating again in this new year, here's a little guide of sorts to avoid any surprises.

Italian guys make great lovers, be sure to find one over 30 or you will be waking up on any given morning at his mother's house. Be sure to compliment her 'gravy' and you are in . He will feed you, romance you and go insane with jealousy if you look at anyone else. The plus is that he will most likely sport a big package and will be versatile according to your desires. Wax his back on a weekly basis and he will massage you to sleep at night.

Jewish Guys will treat you with respect and dignity but soon into the relationship you will be a glorified roomates. His work ethic and drive will destroy your social life and you will find yourself home making kreplach before sundown on Friday nights. He will not try to compensate for his small package and wont expect you to swallow. Just know, anything other that missionary position is out of the question. The plus is you will have some really nice jewelry.

Latino Guys will give you a run for your emotional stability. Loco sexcapades and assortment of positions, followed by family involvement in all your affairs and late nights of eating and dancing can wear you down if you you don't have the stamina. Expect financial instability and waves of extravagance followed by putting him and all his cousins on your phone plan. The plus is you will be sexually satisfied, the con is you'll be sexually exhausted.

Asian Guys can be like lesbians, they will want to marry you and move in on the first date. They expect you to be a more culturally diverse American and aware of world events, art, culture and literature. Expect to meet the parents (if they are in this country) and don't comment on the packed living situations. The small package situation works well if you are a total top because he will never jockey for position, his lean frame and flexibility allows him to throw his ankles to God at any given minute. The plus is he will trust in every word you say and treat you like the virgin you think you are.

-Chinese Guys: Versatile, larger package

-Thai Guys: Power bottom, great oral skills

-Korean Guys- Flip Flop

-Vietnamese Guys- Power Bottom

-Japanese Guys- Get your freak on

Straight Boyz are a rare breed and exist more in fantasy than reality but for the few that are out there are delicious. They taste like Ivory soap, screw like they are on speed and keep the relationship as non complicated as possible. Be sure you are ready to have a friend more than a boyfriend and don't expect mushy Valentine's day cards or something meaningful for your birthday. The plus is the 'cool' factor just be prepared to acquire a taste for beer bong, fart jokes and cheesy movies.

asrul dwi

peter breen

daily dose of walt cessna

MUGLER

2012-01-20T14:42:00.000-08:00

talented and sexy peter breen, contributor to try state magazine

daily dose of walt cessna

uber-cool shot

gio black peter

kaitlan butler 

for

bounty

at

gallery u

montclair

january 26th 6-9pm

kris p. contributor to try state magazine

YSL

2012-01-19T14:53:00.000-08:00

matijs b.

The Presentation

The Attendants

At the Gates

Mind Field

Ron Eady

luca y luigi

contributors to try state magazine

ryan scott, contributor to try state magazine

gerry visco, contributor to try state

scooter laforge

jaye scott early

 daily dose of walt cessna

2012-01-17T15:39:00.000-08:00

daily dose of walt cessna

romeo gigli

paul morris photography

2012-01-16T15:02:00.000-08:00

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rico jc, contributor to try state magazine

acideo photography

ruadh delone photography

2012-01-15T09:46:00.000-08:00

danny alba

domar, contributor to try state magazine

'waiting for the next issue"

jessica yatrofsky, contributor to try state

albert madaula, contributor to try state

peter breen, contributor to try state magazine

billy boy

 issey miyake

 daily dose of walt cessna

photo by gerry visco

gio black peter

ryan edward scott, contributor to try state

kati eige

coming to gallery u, montclair

bounty

january 26, 2012

6-9

jada fabrizio

for

bounty

gallery u contemporary

montclair nj

january 26, 2012

2012-01-14T10:52:00.000-08:00

Robert Mapplethorpe Biopic Starring James Franco Set to Lens Before Patti Smith's "Just Kids"

Photo © Norman Seef

Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe in New York, 1970

by Graham Fuller

Published: January 13, 2012

James Franco / Courtesy Getty Images

A biopic of Robert Mapplethorpe to star James Franco is one of 11 films that’s been awarded a prestigious grant toward its production by the Tribeca Film Institute’s ninth Tribeca All Access Programme. Worth $15,000 each, the Tribeca grants have been given to six fiction movies and five documentaries. One from each category will be awarded a further $10,000 during the Tribeca festival in April.
“Mapplethorpe” will follow the photographer’s life from his rise in the 1970s until his death at age 42 in 1989 from complications arising from AIDS. Mapplethorpe was as famous for his calmly explicit homoerotic nude males and provocative depictions of sadomasochistic sex as for his stark black-and-white portraits of such celebrities as Deborah Harry, Andy Warhol, Isabella Rossellini, William Burroughs, Grace Jones, and his onetime soulmate Patti Smith.
The film is being produced by director Ondi Timoner’s Interloper Films and the actress-producer Eliza Dushku’s Boston Diva Productions. It was Dushku who in 2009 secured the rights and full cooperation from the Mapplethorpe estate to make the film. “The Mapplethorpe Foundation was impressed by Ondi Timoner’s vision for the project and her strengths as an artist,” Michael Ward Stout, president of the foundation, said at the time. Back then the film was titled “The Perfect Moment” after Mapplethorpe’s traveling 1989 solo exhibit, which became a cause célèbre in the censorship wars over public funding for art.
Franco is often regarded as a restless polymath (or gadabout hyphenate), but playing Mapplethorpe will lend some thematic consistency to his career as an actor. His decisions to play Harvey Milk’s boyfriend Scott Smith in “Milk” (2008), Allen Ginsberg during the 1957 obscenity trial over his eponymous poem in “Howl” (2010), and now Mapplethorpe probably has less to do with any interest he has in playing gay men than in portraying figures whose rights and freedoms were threatened by self-appointed moral guardians. They’re also too juicy and iconic roles for any ambitious actor in his early thirties to turn down.
Which begs the question, is Patti Smith too juicy and iconic a role for Dushku to turn down?
“Mapplethorpe” will be the first fiction film to be directed by Timoner, who is the only filmmaker to have twice won the Sundance festival Grand Jury Prize for Documentary Film. In 2004 she won it for “Dig!,” which tracked the love-hate relatonship of the alternative bands the Dandy Warhols and the Brian Jonestown Massacre over the course of seven years. She won it again for 2009’s “We Live in Public,” a study of the dotcom billionaire Josh Harris, whose radical experiments in Big Brotherdom led to his breakdown following a spell in which he imposed 24-hour Internet surveillance upon himself and his then girlfriend.
Timoner has also made films about an African-American woman trapped in the prison system, cults and mind control, climate change, and the discovery of thousands of copper tins containing unclaimed human remains at Oregon State Hospital.
Hers isn’t the only Mapplethorpe film in the works. Patti Smith is currently adapting her bestselling book “Just Kids” with dramatist John Logan, who wrote the screenplays for “The Aviator,” “Hugo,” and the upcoming “Lincoln.” Smith’s tender memoir covers the period in the late 1960s when, as Janet Maslin wrote in her New York Times review, she and Mapplethorpe “were young, inseparable, perfectly bohemian and completely unknown.”
Little has been heard of this project lately, but if audiences can handle two Linda Lovelace biopics, it can surely handle two about an artist who broke sexual taboos in his own highly individualistic way.

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asrul dwi, contributor to try state magazine

sylvain norget, try state royalty

2012-01-13T14:43:00.000-08:00

dior spring/summer 2012

short post today - dinner party tonite

2012-01-12T18:30:00.000-08:00

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tonight

csaba faludi, contributor to try state magazine

2012-01-11T15:30:00.000-08:00

daily dose of walt cessna

opening ceremony

peter breen, contributor to try state magazine

2012-01-10T13:54:00.000-08:00

coy by michael alago for rough gods.

michael will also be reading this thursday at gallery u, montclair as part of the 

art of words series

sergio delgado, contributor to try state magazine

daily dose of walt cessna

gregory moon

rico jc photography, contributor to try state magazine

paul smith

robert greco for robbeyond.com

2012-01-09T15:15:00.000-08:00

alexander mcqueen

daily dose of walt cessna

kris p. contributor to try state magazine

www.sfnude.blogspot.com

scooter laforge

arash ashkar (Iran)

Alessandra Ambrosio & Tony Ward For Boss Orange Summer 2012 Campaign

2012-01-08T11:20:00.000-08:00

reblogged from drtysfguy

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More Postcard from the edge photos by the wildly talented

rob ordonez

2012-01-07T08:54:00.000-08:00

michael alago, rough gods, contributor to try state magazine

gregory moon

michael epps photography

daily dose of walt cessna

a view from Postcards from the Edge

Visual Aids Project

2012-01-05T15:18:00.000-08:00

Rico JC, Contributor to Try State Magazine

MAKE YOU MINE from Rico J Coria on Vimeo.

visit his website at www.ricojc.com

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just gets better each day

come to the show tomorrow night!!

A Benefit for Visual AIDS

Hosted by Cheim & Read, 547 W 25th St, New York

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BENEFIT SALE - $85 EACH

Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012  from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Buy four and get a bonus fifth)

Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012  from 12 to 4 p.m. (Buy two and get a bonus third)

Take a guess: Over 1500 anonymous displayed postcard-size masterpieces. 

 First-come, first-served.  $5 suggested admission

 Cash, check, credit card (MC/VISA/AMEX) accepted.

 Proceeds benefit Visual AIDS.

PREVIEW PARTY

Friday, Jan. 6, 2012  from 6 to 8 p.m.

Sneak Peek: The only opportunity to see the entire exhibition.  No sales. 

 $85 Admission, payable at the door, includes a raffle ticket. Raffle prizes include a chance to pick the FIRST postcard that evening. Participating artists attend free.

Silent Auction of small artworks by Mark Beard, Barton Lidice Benes, Suzanne Caporael, Neil Farber, Joy Garnett, Barbara Hammer, David Humphrey, James Jaxxa, Larry Krone, Lucas Michael, Carrie Moyer, Dawit L. Petros, David Reed and Eric Rhein, also VIP Access packages grant "front of the line" access to Saturday's Postcards From the Edge Benefit Sale.

Check out our Facebook page for update and a peek at some of the artwork.

Postcards From the Edge is a Visual AIDS benefit show and sale of original, postcard-sized works on paper by established and emerging artists. All works are sold on a first-come, first-served basis. The works are signed on the back and exhibited so the artists' signatures cannot be seen. While buyers receive a list of all participating artists, they don't know who created which piece until purchased. All proceeds support the programs of Visual AIDS.

Visual AIDS utilizes art to fight AIDS by provoking dialogue, supporting HIV+ artists, and preserving the legacy -- because AIDS IS NOT OVER!

ATTENTION ARTISTS: All participating artists are invited to attend the PREVIEW PARTY for FREE. No need to RSVP; ALL names will be held at the door. Free admission is for participating artist ONLY; additional guests can purchase admission ($85) at the door. After the event, artists will be contacted about the collector of their work in 4-6 weeks. Questions? Click here.

For more information on past Postcards From the Edge, including a list of all participating artists and sponsors, click on the links below:

Jan. 8-9, 2011 - CRG Gallery

 Jan. 8-10, 2010 - ZieherSmith

 Jan. 9-10, 2009 - Metro Pictures

 Dec. 1-2, 2007 - James Cohan Gallery

 Dec. 1-3, 2006 - Sikkema Jenkins & Co.

 Oct. 16-18, 2005 - Robert Miller Gallery

 Dec. 4-5, 2004 - Brent Sikkema

 Nov. 16, 2003 - Galerie Lelong

 Oct. 28, 2002 - Sperone Westwater

 Nov. 18, 2001 - Sara Meltzer Gallery

 Nov. 5, 2000 - Andrew Kreps Gallery

 Dec. 5, 1999 - Alexander and Bonin

 Dec. 12, 1998 - Rove Gallery

iggy berlin, contributor to try state magazine

gregory moon, contributor to try state magazine

brian riley, contributor to try state magazine

samuel frisch photography

coming to 

gallery u contemporary

january 26th

2012-01-04T15:48:00.000-08:00

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COMING TO 

GALLERY U

MONTCLAIR

BOUNTY

JANUARY 26TH, 2012

FROM 6-9 PM

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2012-01-03T13:59:00.000-08:00

WOLFPACK! Photographs by Walt Cessna
Book / Calendar Launch & Photography Exhibit
Friday Feb 17th @
... SPLATTERPOOL Art Space
138 Bayard St. Bklyn NY http;//www.splatterpool.com
Take L train to Graham

WOLFPACK! Limited Edition 200 pg full color soft cover 8 X 10 photography book art directed by Frank Gargiulo & WOLFPACK! 2012 Calendar art directed by George William Widmer. 140 dudes. 1 Lady Rizo. DJ Sheba Legend. Bad Boy of burlesque Chad Ferro. I will be showing 200 5 X 7 portraits. 10 first edition copies of book & calendar signed with choice of 1 print from show. A very special 30 X 46 hand painted print collaboration with Scooter LaForge / CESSNA HEARTS LAFORGE.

Early Viewing 5-8pm. DJ/Performance/Show 8-11pm
WOLFPACK! Exhibit & Gallery will be open on Saturday February 18th & Sunday February 19th.
WOLFPACK! logo by Frank Gargiulo

WALT CESSNA / WOLFPACK! by PAUL DARLING

A heady mix of the erotic, the sublime and the seemingly everyday, Walt’s new work, WOLFPACK!, sees him share the most intimate of moments with an eclectic array of model subjects and translate these experiences into photographs that both shock and seduce the senses. Like a shorn and inked Pied Piper with a camera and a creative hard-on, Walt leads us through the pulsating roar of the city, the throb and hum of the candy neon-spilled streets, the clang of strangers shifting in stairwells and into the silent sanctuary of the lover’s bedroom where we’re aware that anything can happen. And it does.

Walt is a visual junkie; an aesthetic magpie who artfully plunders the realms of photo-journalism, fashion photography, pornography and conventional portraiture to serve, time and time again, image after image that feeds his desire to show us how he sees the world.

Shot over 2 years, WOLFPACK! is Walt’s second book of photography. The first, FUKT 2 START WIT, also the name of his first solo New York show, was published to great acclaim in 2010, noted by the public and critics alike for its collection of unique and visually innovative portraits. With WOLFPACK! he continues to explore the themes of reflection, eroticism, isolation, alternative ideas of machismo, queer culture and beauty through portraits that inspire awe, introspection and lust in equal measure.

Born in Flushing, Queens, Walt embarked on his notorious career in fashion at the crazy tender age of 13 (Mozart may have been composing at 5 years old, but he wasn’t dealing with the complexities of fabric and form), and went on to become a fashion editor, writer, stylist, magazine publisher, designer, agent and of course, a photographer. Throughout his fashion career, many who swam in Walt’s pond went on to become very big fish indeed, due in no small part to his gift for aesthetics.

It is this education - at the heart of the fashion world, running around with the clubutantes of the 90’s and beyond, discovering and styling the glitterati, pulling all-nighters to make deadlines and being at the forefront of what was new and hot and now – that has shaped Walt’s vision. He no longer needs to prove that he’s the kid who knows all there is to know about fashion and style….he is so beyond that it ain’t even funny. Style without substance is no longer enough for him – his work goes much deeper than that.

In fact it was in 2005, after a four year break from creating art and an ensuing orgy of hedonistic self-destruction San Francisco, that he once again decided to pick up a camera and yet realized that he no longer wanted to do fashion photography. He needed to move BEYOND fashion – to look at people not clothes, the intimate not the ostentatious, the inside not the outside.

Beginning with a series of self-portraits – something he continues to do to this day, feeling that he should “practice what he preaches” - Walt soon developed his singular aesthetic, playing with light and form to create erotically charged photographs that seem to peer into the very souls of their subjects.

Often describing himself as a social media launched artist, Walt built his audience through the website Facebook but when he fell foul of the site’s stringent censorship codes, he turned to the unfiltered and uncensored pleasures of the microblogging platform Tumblr, where today his photographs can be reblogged several hundred times a day. Tumblr allowed Walt to push his own boundaries creatively as well as expand his now global audience, who are not afraid to tell Walt exactly what they think of his work – something, by his own admission, he gets off on. With over 10,000 images of Walt’s out there for the world to see, he has never been more prolific. No mean feat for the kid who started at 13.

Looking through Walt’s blog can become an addictive process. His photo stream is like an organic entity, not simply his stream of visual consciousness, but a living, breathing account of his life – his thoughts, his art, his friends, his loves, losses, highs and lows. The photos seem to leap, fully-formed from his brain; his thoughts and ideas come to life almost in real time. Often paired with sections of his writings – a book of Walt’s short stories is also about to be published – the two media can bounce off and complement each other. Walt’s pictures tell stories and his stories paint pictures. Looking through Walt’s photograph collections you become very aware that they are like a visual puzzle; mini, non-animated movies that come to life in the stories they appear to be telling.

The models in his portraits are carefully selected by Walt. These men and women, these boy-girls and girl-boys, the rugged studs, vamps, girls-next-door and effete androgynes are all characters in Walt’s world that he wants us to see through his eyes. Some are friends, some have been lovers, some are strangers. With each shoot often bringing an entirely new person into his world, Walt peels away the multi-fold layers of what makes each subject the individual they are and presents each of them with a visceral, intense intimacy.

Some subjects are photographed more than once. Walt has a prized inner circle of regulars that he shoots with, each time teasing out yet another facet of their personalities. In Walt’s hands, the elfin Jake Ryan, moves fluidly from MTV teen heart throb to East Village hipster to pay-per-view porn star to the sweet boy you fell in love with at summer camp. Nicholas Gorham, whose flawless face is often painted in both make-up and pools of hazy light can, in one shoot, veer from a noble Mata Hari to a raw Patti Smith to a sculpted Shalom Harlow to a vampy Theda Bara.

But perhaps it is in the portraits of Will, the strikingly handsome redhead whose Scandinavian features and angular body Walt has shot time and time again that seem the most personal of all his work. See Will in the azure blue of a cold swimming pool, his hair stuck to his face like a ship-wrecked sailor, see Will naked on a bed in front of a mirror, his hands clasped as if in prayer, see Will striking a L-Uomo Vogue pose on a litter strewn street propped against a graffiti covered post box looking at the camera as if to just dare the viewer to come closer, see Will kneel to paint Walt’s water colour portrait, walled up in a Los Angeles hotel room, his face set in a study of concentration.

And then there are the other artists – Walt’s close friends and brothers in arms – who champion each other and who collaborate, inspire, inform and feature each other in their work. Neo-pop outsider artist Scooter LaForge, performance artists Kyle Kupres & Alberto Cortes, photographers Devin Elijah, Natasha Gornik & Bejamin Fredrickson and performer and artist Nicholas Gorham all feature in Walt’s work and often he in theirs.

Close to the opening of their wildly successful 2011 gallery event Wolfpack!, - featuring the work of Walt, LaForge, Krys Fox & Cortes - Walt captures a photograph of Scooter presenting his balls with a smirk on his face as if challenging the art world to pucker up and make nice with its new daddy. In another shot, Alberto Cortes may be found on the floor of a bedroom on all fours wearing a jock strap, but, with the intensity of his dignified stare, he looks every inch the visionary artist that he is.

This is part of Walt’s artistry. He celebrates each of his subjects, elevating them from mere models - flesh puppets for him to manuever into poses – into works of high and erotic art. Armed with his camera he will turn the curve of a thigh, a whorl of cigarette smoke unfurling into the air or the dawn light rising over the landscape of a tattooed back with such clarity and unmistakeable intimacy that the viewer/voyeur feels as though they are right there in the room or on the street with Walt and his subject. It can feel a little like walking in on a pair of lovers and can almost make you stutter and blush and make to fumble for the door handle or hail a cab. And yet like all good stimulants, one simply craves more.

And online you can certainly find it. With Walt’s work being so heavily blogged and reblogged,, one can come across, no pun intended, many of Walt’s erotic photographs on a plethora of sites. Often mistaken for porn, his photographs are way hotter than that, stimulating the brain as well as other useful organs. In the studies of his “boys”, Walt creates an aesthetic that eroticises the male form in a way unseen before. His subjects are not the square-jawed, priapic muscle fantasies of Tom of Finland, nor the monochrome headless torsos that offer their fleshly delights on each box of Calvin Klein underwear nor the All American Caucasian sport boys of Abercrombie and Fitch. Walt’s boys are neither aggressively masculine, nor groomed, plucked and oiled monochrome images of classical gym-toned perfection. They are real human beings. They are boys you want to hang out with, smoke and drink with, fuck with and fall in love with. They can be delicate, painted and feminine and can also be men that redefine gay machismo, in a pure sense – not a swaggering, artificial idea of masculinity, but strong, vital men at ease with their sexuality and power.

Similar to his model regulars, the locations featured by Walt can become increasingly familiar and become more powerful in the course of his narratives precisely for that fact. Whether on the street, in the park, against storefronts, on stairwells or in hallways, one gets an idea of the anxiety, alienation, pressure and utter joy that living in a city like New York can bring. But it is when Walt moves indoors that the relationship between artist and subject really comes to the fore - the same relationship is there in all pictures but behind closed doors there are fewer distractions for the viewer – and both he and his subjects can embark on their visual affair. Those who follow his work know that Walt’s Spanish Harlem apartment regularly features in shoots and in doing so it almost becomes a character study in its own right. In fact, I’m sure I, like many others who have never even been to the apartment, know it so well that I could make my way around it in the dark without bumping into any of the furniture.

With WOLFPACK!, Walt presents a collection of work that opens a window onto a world that we may never have seen before. In being intimate yet explicit, playful yet deadly serious, stylish yet brimming with substance and by throwing off the shackles of held notions of sexual representation, masculinity and femininity, Walt’s arresting images are the very essence of the complicated and contradictory times we live in. That he does this with such skill, beauty and an overwhelming sensuality is a testament to the artist that he is.

In an interview Walt was once asked about his creative process and he said that it spoke for itself that “he’d get a boner when he knew he was taking a great image”. I like to think that he’s allowing us all, in one way or another, to do the same when we view WOLFPACK!….

luca y luigi, contributors to try state magazine

csaba faludi, contributor to try state magazine

daily dose of walt cessna

ves pitts, contributor to try state magazine

albert madaula, contributor to try state magazine

erwin olaf

L.I.V.E F.A.S.T

Fashion Forward

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new york, ny

2012-01-02T13:24:00.000-08:00

robbeyond

daily dose of walt cessna

gregory moon, contributor to try state magazine

quar brown photography, contributor to try state magazine

asrul dwi, contributor to try state magazine

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2012-01-01T13:31:00.000-08:00

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willy vanderperre

mikel marton, contributor to try state magazine

msb images, contributor to try state magazine

iggy berlin, contributor to try state magazine

alexander mcqueen

daily dose of walt cessna

2011-12-31T10:44:00.000-08:00

model anton hedener

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what a fantastic shot...

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2011-12-30T11:41:00.000-08:00

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austin young, contributor to try state magazine

2011-12-29T15:59:00.000-08:00

2011-12-28T14:34:00.000-08:00

gregory moon

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2011-12-27T13:12:00.000-08:00

2011-12-26T14:31:00.000-08:00

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2011-12-25T09:48:00.000-08:00

sylvain norget, contributor to try state magazine

rob ordonez, contributor to try state magazine

2011-12-24T08:13:00.000-08:00

sise by seishin matsui

daily dose of walt cessna

2011-12-23T12:04:00.000-08:00

mj styles, contributor to try state magazine

quar brown photography, contributor to try state magazine

daily dose of walt cessna

christopher stribley, contributor to try state magazine

gregory moon, contributor to try state magazine

michael rodgers, kansas

wow. justin violini

2011-12-22T14:06:00.000-08:00

daily dose of walt cessna

ryan scott, contributor to try state magazine

the fabulous scooter laforge

photo by gerry visco

iggy berlin by ellen crane

photos by the super fab caryn la greca

luca guarini, contributor to try state magazine

2011-12-21T14:52:00.000-08:00

daily dose of walt cessna

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ahka yephockar photography - fantastic!

brian riley, contributor to try state magazine