Photo Issue on Vice

  • Five Inches of Limbo

    These portraits are from Annie’s forthcoming self-published book, 'Five Inches of Limbo.' It was inspired by dolls found in junk stores and Margaret Atwood’s “Five Poems for Dolls.” Full story

  • Jaimie Warren Bepenised Her Photo from Our Photo Show

    Jaimie's last VICE contribution was the final page for our annual Photo Issue, which features her dressed up as Yoda. We told her we’d send her a print if she promised to destroy it and film it for the blog. She happily obliged. Full story

  • Self-Portrait as Yoda

    Unless we are all vaporized in the fiery doom of Quetzalcoatl’s return, stay cool till next summer. Full story

  • Combover, Interpreted

    This month's installment of 'Combover' has no words. Here's your cheat sheet, an interview with photographer Janicza Bravo, who tells us about Combover's strange homoerotic shamanic dream. Full story

  • A Better Place

    This selection of photos features shots of a spiderweb amid a backdrop of trees, a country landscape from an aerial view, and a home with a very active chimney. Full story

  • Deflections from a Straight Path

    Photograher Peter Sutherland is a frequent contributor to VICE. This particular selection of photos captures colored light as it refracts, creating different patterns that make us feel at one with the universe. Full story

  • Tough Love

    In this photo selection, Olivia Fougeirol captures what appears to be a rather stylish bum rocking sportswear and utility tape accessories outside of a gated storefront. Through the collage, which appears to be organized sequentially, you can see the hobo sifting through some ser… Full story

  • Nothing

    Danish-born photographer Asger Carlsen continues to perplex and titillate us with his elegant, yet grotesque images. This selection features confounding images like a bum whose head is part alley cat and a member of Snoop Lion's entourage who literally has his third eye open. Full story

  • Fun People

    Photographer Lele Saveri hails from Rome, but now he lives and works between Milan and New York. In the following selection Lele photographs a big man on a little bike, a short order cook with a Bela Lugosi face-tattoo, and other incredibly strange folks. Full story

  • Edward

    Photographer Nick Haymes is known for his pictoral documentation of the troubled life of "Paranoid Park" star Gabe Nevins, which was collected into the excellent photobook "Gabe" in 2012. In this selection, Nick follows an androgynous subject named Edward, who smokes from a gun, Full story