Dualism is a Manchester-Based company which produces FRS style straps for bicycle riders who need style and substance from their bike.
Jump on these links to have a gander at these fine specimens:
April 19, 2010
Donna De Cesare
Donna De Cesare is a photojournalist, born in New York and now based in England. Her insight into gang culture across America, especially L.A and San Salvador has won her many awards and has had her work featured in news and arts publications including The New York Times magazine, Life, DoubleTake, Aperture and Mother Jones. De Cesare is also a video journalist and documentary producer.
"Recognized as an expert on issues of youth identity and gang violence, DeCesare has worked as a consultant to UNICEF both as a photographer/reporter and in helping to develop the protocols for representation of at-risk children and youth which UNICEF now promotes globally. She is also on the Executive Board of the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma."
Her photographs are ruthlessly raw, they are a reality check and one of the most detailed insights into this gang culture and warfare that is happening in L.A and San Salvador.
Edgar's Story is a recent project by De Cesare, she introduces the series of narrative photographs with this short statement; "As a child Edgar witnessed the brutality of Salvadorian death squads. In LA he grew up in a world of gangs. Later he found his destiny, in the streets of San Salvador."
De Cesare showed a travelling exhibition called Hijos del Destino: Youth Violence in the Americas in May 26, 2005 at The Atrium, London School of Economics, London.
"Recognized as an expert on issues of youth identity and gang violence, DeCesare has worked as a consultant to UNICEF both as a photographer/reporter and in helping to develop the protocols for representation of at-risk children and youth which UNICEF now promotes globally. She is also on the Executive Board of the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma."
Her photographs are ruthlessly raw, they are a reality check and one of the most detailed insights into this gang culture and warfare that is happening in L.A and San Salvador.
Edgar's Story is a recent project by De Cesare, she introduces the series of narrative photographs with this short statement; "As a child Edgar witnessed the brutality of Salvadorian death squads. In LA he grew up in a world of gangs. Later he found his destiny, in the streets of San Salvador."
De Cesare showed a travelling exhibition called Hijos del Destino: Youth Violence in the Americas in May 26, 2005 at The Atrium, London School of Economics, London.
April 13, 2010
Craig F. Walker
Captured: Ian Fisher : American Soldier
A friend of mine (click to see his blog!) sent me the link to this photojournalist's work. The photographer is called Craig F. Walker and he works for the Denver Post. Along with reporters from the Denver Post, he has followed a young American Soldier named Ian Fisher and his family. The photographs taken tell the story of Ian's first enrolment into the Armed Forces to the present and truly expose the lifestyle of a USA soldier. Walker captures fragile, important and fascinating moments that people on the outside of this job do not see. We hear so much about the happenings of a soldier in the war against terrorism, but we hardly ever get such a detailed insight. Click on the top link to see the whole series of photographs.
April 05, 2010
Joseph Rodriguez
Joseph Rodriguez is a photojournalist based in New York. He has travelled America to take photographs of and expose the violent gang issues that his Country is experiencing. He focuses on the use of weapons, gang tattoos and graffiti and also shows mothers and their children being present around guns, ammunition and violence, as their partners show them off to the camera. (clickity click to enlarge)

March 22, 2010
It's that time again!

Dutty bass, Cheap drinks, Top people & an amazing little venue. Do not miss the second installment of Compa & Curlzz's dubstep night @ 41 King Street, Blackburn.
Last month was the first ever Wax night and it was off the chain - completely packed out! Can't wait for this next one!
March 20, 2010
Turfone
Turfone is a street artist, an illustrator and also a sculptor. He works with a vast amount of media such as found and ready-made objects, acrylic, cavas, wood, gold leaf, metal and various fabrics. His style is reminiscent of the Victorian era, with hints of carnivals, gypsies, freak shows, the Flemish Primitive, Russian icons....and road kill (dead birds).
Turfone has a real signature style, by creating creepy, antique and rustic looking works in both 3D and 2D.
March 07, 2010
David Gillanders
Gillanders is a photojournalist from Glasgow, Scotland. He travels the world photographing situations and issues that affect us all in one way or another, from homeless people to violent crimes on the streets. He captures so much emotion and really brings forward the reality of the world's ever growing poverty and it's violent crimes.
Jon Venables and Robert Thompson

I've been in two minds whether to write about this, but seeing as a delete button is so accesible, I'm going to anyway.
It's about the James Bulger killers, Jon Venables and Robert Thompson. Everyone knows about the new revelations that Venables has been recalled to prison on "very serious allegations". The government refuse to say anything else at this moment in time about the incident, as they are hoping that Jon Venables will be investigated, tried and brought to justice as fairly as possible, under his new identity.
Due to a very similar personal experience involving an extremely unfair murder case, I do not think that Venables even deserves a trial, let alone a fair one! The government spent hundereds of thousands of pounds of tax payer's money to protect these animals, after serving a mere 8 years in a detention centre. Against the public's wishes and James Bulger's mother's warnings, the government released the two killers back into society, claiming they posed no threat to the public and are no longer a danger to society. How wrong they were.
Personally, I think the government are hiding the information on Venables' re-call to prison because they have messed up in a collosal way. They took no notice of the public and most importantly of all James Bulger's parent's feelings about the release. Now one of the monsters is back behind bars, because he has obviously violated the terms of his license of release. The government told us that he posed no threat or danger to society! They gave Venables and Thompson an oportunity for a new life, where no one could know who they were and what a horrific thing they had done. The two child killers have almost been given permission to forget about what they did and how many lives they have destroyed. It is not right and it is not fair. In circumstances so vulgar and disturbing, no one should be able to walk free again. What about poor James? He'll never be given that chance. What about James' parents? They'll never be able to see their little boy grow up, they'll never be able to hold him, they'll never be able to forget what happened to him and they'll never stop wondering what James' last horrifying moments alive were like.
Jon Venables and Robert Thompson should both be exposed, not protected. What have they done to deserve such fair treatment? What have James' parents done to deserve such awfully unfair treatment? There is no such thing as justice and personally, I have no faith that there ever will be.
Rest in peace James
Rot in hell Venables and Thompson.
Rob Hornstra
I'm currently looking at documentary photography and film, as I'm doing something along these lines for my art practise in University. I've been surfing the net trying to find images that can really inspire and explain what I want to achieve. Most of the images I came across are black and white, war photography, which isn't at all what I want. Finally, I discovered a photographer called Rob Hornstra. He's a documentary photograper from the Netherlands who travelled to Russia to take some amazing, moving and astonishing photographs of the poverty and the economic recession under Vladimir Putin's rule.
March 03, 2010
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