Archive for the ‘ilovethatmagazine’ Category

Freedom. I will get in my car and drive. I will leave everything behind. There are too many choices and everything is possible. So many doubts. FUCK YOU SUNSET is a book made by Janneke de Jong for a graduation project. The book starts with a story about wanting to get away and leave everything [...]

My heart jumped when Böhm #38 fell on my doormat. Böhm/Kobayashi is a publishing project by artists Katja Stuke and Oliver Sieber. Quarterly they publish an issue of Böhm. This photographic magazine is often made about a central theme. The theme of Böhm #38 is the Airlines-Plane-collection. Markus Schaden and Katja Stuke both share an [...]

If I look through the Flickr stream of Jeff Luker, I notice that his photos keep getting better. Jeff knows what he wants to photograph, but most of the photos ‘look like’ accidental photographs. That’s the strength of Jeff Lukers work, he knows his style. A couple of months ago Jeff shot some series for [...]

Dreamy photos. Women. Youth. All expected topics in a book made by Tamara Lichtenstein. In this interview Tamara says here style is always changing. I don’t think it is. The topics (femininity, youth and a dreamy style) stay the same. But this is a good thing. Tamara Lichtenstein has a beautiful style and she should [...]

Sometimes you wish you’ve made the magazine you’re reading. This time I wish I was the editor in chief of Ein Magazin über Orte. After waking up (I was still dreaming of being the editor in chief of Ein Magazin über Orte) I realized that if www.ilovethatphoto.net ever will be an offline magazine, it will [...]

Elisabeth. What’s wrong? Your photos tell something. There’s something not right. Are you happy? “Your harsh opinions and witty remarks; the medicines that were prescribed for you can help. Everything will be all right.” Mariken Wessels constructs her own story. With postcards, photographs and letters of a young woman founded in a little shop in [...]

Fake tales of America is a small published book by Mathieu Lambert, with an original print attached to the cover. The photographs portray scenes from around America. In reality, Mathieu has never been to America. Instead, he tried to uncover scenes from within France which look like places in America. This magazine is the beautiful [...]

Out of sheer curiosity Jacco Kranenburg purchased advertising space on humans to promote his design studio for over two years. The results can be seen in this magazine. Human billboards exist for a long time, but eBay made it fully transparant. Now, anyone can offer himself as a human billboard. Reading this magazine and looking [...]