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creepy funk

Posted by chunko on December 24, 2011 No comment

Who would like a bit of Northern soul?

Posted by chunko on December 20, 2011 1 Comment

QUINTESSENTIALLY MAGAZINE ISSUE 13

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Here is the new Issue of Quintessentially magazine shot by FSM editor in chief Jason McGlade and Fashion Editor Deborah LeTouche.

The layout was very interesting. You can see the original story here http://freestylemagazine.co.uk/blog/2011/10/04/fiori-di-menta-by-jason-mcglade/

World Bboy Champions

Posted by Deborah Latouche on December 5, 2011 No comment

Bboy Morris

With his breathtaking and inimitable style, Bboy Morris (USA) gained honours for the second time as World Solo Bboy at the recent Championships in Brixton. Not to be out done, Bboy Keyz headed up the winning crew, Vagabonds (France) with an awe inspiring performance also making them second time winners – Clearly having impressed the judges with his energy passion and commitment, Keyz was also named World Crew Champion.

If you wanna see great dancers and hear great hip hop there’s no other place to be.

Words and Images: Paul Vickery

WALKING THE DOG. CHAPTER 2.

Posted by chunko on November 15, 2011 14 Comments

WALKING THE DOG. AUGUST-NOVEMBER 2011.

During the last several months “walking the dog” has seen Ozzy travelling through Europe to settle in a small town in the far south of Italy. He resided in a fine apartment just a Frisbee throw away from the main piazza. He took daily forays into the wider community to explore and meet people while his human worked away with his camera. Together they made a big impact on the local human community as well as the wild and feral dog community. For the first time in his life Ozzy had a small pack of his own, earned through dominance and tenacity (and a few holes in him as well as fleas). He put on lots of weight after being fed biscuits regularly from Salvatore the owner of the local Bar and cow spines sporadically from the chef from the local restaurant. Him and his owner rode around or walked about this magical corner of Europe where people knew his name and shouted out greetings.

They set up a small photography school in the old market hall with a darkroom, teaching some local youths how to shoot, develop films and print black and white photographs. Their work will culminate in an exhibition at the end of the year and an invitation to the community to come and see pictures of their friends family and town. He also produced a fashion editorial for an English magazine- you can see it here.

The bulk of this work will now form the second chapter of “walking the dog”

The next adventure will take Ozzy and his human through eastern Europe and the Balkans making a stop in Budapest then heading south through Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania and then over the water and back to Italy to prepare the exhibition of their students work.

Following this the adventure continues.

Thankyou to all who have contributed ideas and given support to the project. If anybody would like to get involved in the next leg of the adventure then we are thinking either east from Puglia into Greece and Turkey or west into Algiers, Moroco and then into Spain, France and the UK.

You are invited to befriend Ozzy on facebook and we hope you will follow his adventure as it unfolds.

“Walking the dog” is a project by FSM Editor in Chief and creative director Jason McGlade. It is a photographic Odyssey following his dog and best friend Ozzy around the world to endeavor to understand himself and the world in which we live in. Their exploits will be serialized on our blog. Tune in again for more adventures. Click on the pictures to see them bigger.

Comments are very welcome.

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studio invitation.

"Gino´s"

Mordicio- the piazza dog

Jumpers

Vanessa the local vigili

Ozzy and Jason

Spongano

Andrano

Aqua Viva

Piazza Vittoria.

On the road to Tricase.

Aqua viva

Drying prints.

Ozzy and the chair

Ozzy´s best mate.

Ozzy´s mates.

Ozzy´s mate.

The Doctor.

Grape harvest.

Piazza vittoria.

The students at work.

Grape harvest.

Grape Harvest.

At the vet.

Spongano.

Aqua Viva.

On the road to Castro

On the terrace.

Spongano.

Piazza Vittoria.

marina di marittima

On the road to Santa Cesarea Terme.

Poggiardo.

Spongano.

Gino´s.

Lecce.

A Flying Disc Journey

Posted by nele on October 29, 2011 6 Comments

A beautiful documentary by Stephan Stoll.

WALKING THE DOG

Posted by chunko on October 20, 2011 No comment

Ozzy is walking his human again. Traveling to the following countries: Czech Republique, Austria, Hungary, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania and Greece before the end of the year.

If you would like to get involved with the project or have any good people for them to meet then get in touch.

FSM

By The Baltic Shore

Posted by nele on October 19, 2011 2 Comments

jumper: Holland Esquire

jacket: Holland Esquire shirt: Tiger of Sweden pants: Herr von Eden

jacket: Von Bardonitz shirt: Tiger of Sweden pants: Ben Sherman

cardigan: Wood Wood pants: Hien Le

jacket & shirt: Herr von Eden pants: Tiger of Sweden shoes: Fred Perry

collars: Maiami shirt: Hien Le

cardigan: Herr von Eden shirt: Hien Le

photography: René Fietzek
styling: Nele Schrinner
hair & make up: Sarah Marx @ Perfectprops
model: Emil @ M4Models

NEW FACEBOOK GROUP

Posted by chunko on October 15, 2011 No comment

We have created a new face book page “Walking the dog and shooting Spongano”

There you can follow the project that will endevour to photograph the whole of this town in the far south of italy with a group of students and our Creative director Jason McGlade.

Ja, Hier!

Posted by nele on October 13, 2011 No comment

Most Kids like to do collages. It is an intense way of learning to express your thoughts, feelings and doubts of experienced situations. The process of selection, cut, overlay and stick together is highly entertaining; plus one re-experiences. At best the results are beautiful.
Most grown ups stopped doing collages somewhere between braces and university. Luckily 28 years old, Berlin based Janica Hieronimi did not.
Ja Hier creates virtual art work in form of high standard prints. The mood of her personal narration ranges from clinical coldness until fluffy and hippie-esque, always maintaing an arc of suspense.

After a kick-off in Travemünde earlier this year tomorrow sees the Vernissage of her second solo exhibition in her hometown Hamburg.

Friday, October 14th // 8:30pm
Makrele Bar // Talstraße 29, Hamburg