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Ryan Florig Blends Skate Photography with Guns, Weed, and Fire

Ryan Florig is an American in his mid-20s with a knack for the natural. Self-taught with disposable cameras, this Washington-based photographer thrives on the principles of street photography. He won't be found in the studio—most of his photo stories involve him passing by "the moment" while on his bike. Full story

George's Fun Happy Place

George is ill and has a huge scar on the side of his body from surgery. He is in constant pain, but for whatever reason, the pressure of being buried in the sand or walked on gives him temporary relief. He has a lot of problems to overcome, but he's also capable of an incredible Full story

Tao Lin's iPhone Photos of Taipei

Taipei Signs

In celebration of the forthcoming release of Tao Lin's latest novel, 'Taipei,' we will be featuring a weekly selection of iPhone photos taken by the author during his recent trip to Taipei, Taiwan. In this selection, Tao shows us some of his favorite signs around the city. Full story

Noel Rodo-Vankeulen's Photography Is from Another Dimension

It really seems like some of these photos were taken in an art commune on the moon where everyone is made of gold and silver toilet paper. Interpret that how you will, and take a look at these selects we put together from Noel's fantastic body of work. Full story

Some Photographs from the All About Pets Show

After 20 years, the All About Pets Show remains Canada's largest pet convention. Our pal Nathan Cyprys went out to take photos of all the cute animals and their weird owners. He spent his time being surrounded by howling kids and animals and he loved it. Full story

VICE Loves Magnum

Peter van Agtmael Won't Deny the Strange Allure of War

Thus far, photographer Peter van Agtmael's career has focused on documenting the effects of America's post-9/11 wars, both at home and abroad. For this installment of VICE Loves Magnum, we spoke to him about the attraction of conflict, the realities of censorship, and caring for Full story

Superstorm Sandy, Six Months Later

Just over six months ago, Superstorm Sandy hit the East Coast and devasted entire communities, especially in areas that had never before been hit by such weather events. Now towns and cities all across the coast are scrambling to ready their houses and boardwalks, at least what i… Full story

Come Hear Richard Kern Discuss His Beautiful Photos of Cute Naked Girls Tomorrow

Tomorrow in New York, in celebration of the release of his latest collection of photos, Taschen will be hosting a book signing with Richard Kern that will feature a conversation between Richard and Dian Hanson, who has worked for such fine pornographic publications as 'Juggs,' 'L… Full story

Tao Lin's iPhone Photos of Taipei

The Grand Hotel

Over the next few weeks, in celebration of the forthcoming release of Tao Lin's latest novel, 'Taipei,' we will be featuring a weekly selection of photos taken by the author during his recent trip to Taipei, Taiwan. This selection focuses on the Grand Hotel, which has a dragon's Full story

Syria's Refugees Are Wedged Between Hells

I first met war photographer Giles Duley a month ago, to talk about his work both before and after he became a triple amputee in Afghanistan. Giles's recently documented the arrival of Syrian refugees after a long journey across the border. Here's his account of new arrivals to t… Full story

You Have One More Day to Show Berlin Fotofest Your Pics

The nice folks at the Berlin Fotofest, the ones who are running an exciting contest to find the best cell phone photographers in the world, just told us that they have extended their deadline by one more day. That means you have until the end of tomorrow to submit your work. Get Full story

New York State of Mind

Brooke Candy, Black Dave, Chase 'n' Cashe, and Bodega Bamz

Hip-hop is having a renaissance right now in NYC, where it seems like every day a new MC rises up out of the five boroughs with an even more unique style and approach to the music than what we thought was possible before. This week Verena caught up with Brooke Candy, Black Dave, Full story

Hannah Pierce-Carlson and the Line Between East and West

American-born Hannah Pierce-Carlson lives in Vietnam, where she spends her time teaching English to middle class children and photographing their daily lives. Those daily lives seem to mostly be made up of Dora the Explorer, American-style video-game arcades, and overweight child… Full story

Emil Jakobsen Takes Awkward Photos of Awkward People

I enjoy taking pictures of strange people, like Denmark's star sex therapist Carl-Mar Møller, whom I was fortunate enough to photograph clothed (he doesn't do clothes, usually). I also appreciate an obviously awkward situation in pictures. Full story