Grand Theft Auto V From A Combat Photographer's Perspective

Images by cy_sperling

When it comes to the topic of video game violence, a majority of it is directed towards the Grand Theft Auto series. When you mention Grand Theft Auto, there are certain images that pop up in your mind, and one Redditor has taken it upon himself to document what he sees as a digital combat photographer. Redditor cy_sperling wanders the streets of Los Santos in passive mode to document all of the action and chaos within the game. His character sports a getup that consists of a black Media jacket and helmet, oftentimes driving a WEZL News van to pull up to a scene.
It's a pretty interesting idea and use of the platform, so check out a few of the photos that have unfolded on the streets of Los Santos.

[Via GTAV War Correspondent]

 

 


[IG Weekly] kbucklandphoto

Photos by @kbucklandphoto

Everybody is on their phone. Thousands of people everyday wear out their thumbs scrolling through photos, deciding which ones to post on Instagram. It’s so easy to do whether you’re a photographer or not; just point, shoot, choose a filter and post whatever you created. From funny duck face selfies, to breathtaking landscapes, to gritty city streets. Some use it as visual journal giving glimpses of their lives, while others have taken it to another level by creating works of art. All of us at Ruby Hornet are fans of the social media platform and decided to do a weekly series highlighting people whose Instagrams stand above the rest. Let us know in the comments section if you’d like to be featured, or let us know about some other cool Instagrams. Be sure to follow Ruby Hornet Instagram, too.

This week’s featured Instagram comes from @kbucklandphoto. The composition of the photos, the subject matter, and edits make this account worth checking out. You’ll get a range of photos from outdoor adventure shots to images from the streets of Chicago, making it a gallery filled with great photos. So take a look at a sample of his photos and be sure to head on over to his Instagram account for more quality work.

[Via @kbucklandphoto]


Introducing The Geneva XXL Sound System

The Geneva XXL Sound System doubles as both a speaker system and a TV stand designed to up a TV up to 65 inches in size. Not only does it sport a sleek design but it also packs a punch when it comes to audio performance with help from seven speakers, 8 inch sub, and Class D amplifiers packed inside. There's is also room inside to fit your cable box or your favorite game console so everything remains hidden inside the speaker system. It's easy to connect to your TV via HDMI cables and listening to your music is easy too since the speaker system features Apple Airplay and Bluetooth streaming.

[Via Geneva Lab]


Create Stories From Your iPad With The Storehouse App

There are a lot of ways to get your story out, whether you take up blogging or simply just sharing parts of your life on social media networks. Now a day's it's easy to document things and share them with the world in just a matter of minutes with all the platforms available, you just have to find one you like. Here enters Storehouse, an app that let's you combine photos and videos from your Camera Roll, Instagram, Flickr, and Dropbox which lets you easily add text to help you share whatever you'd like. The app is entirely free and offers an easy to edit layout allowing you to display your photos simply by cropping images and dropping them them in place effortlessly. Once you are done you can share your stories with other users of Storehouse or just about anybody on the internet.

[Via Storehouse]


Fujifilm Drops A Teaser For Its X-T1 Camera

Having recently announced the release of the popular Fujifilm X100s camera model in an all black version Fujifilm has dropped a teaser of a new addition to the X-mount mirrorless camera series. The new X-T1 camera has the signature analog look that the X-mounts feature giving off a retro vibe of the day's when shooting film was the norm. As of right now there is now word on the specification's on the camera and on the website we are left with only an image of the X-T1 and a tag line that reads, "Coming January 28th." One can only make assumptions as to what will be inside the camera but it'll probably similar to the X-Pro or X-E models but I guess will have to wait until next Tuesday to find out.

[Via Fujifilm]


Keep Your Phone Charged & Clean With The PhoneSoap Charger

Judging by the name PhoneSoap Charger you might think that someone was able to harness the power of a regular old soap bar to charge our smartphones, well that might be a bit of stretch. The device is actually designed to sanitize your phone while it charges and also acts as an acoustic amplifier. The way its designed closely resembles a soap dish and inside it contains two UV-C lamps that kill the bacteria on your phone in only 4 minutes. The company say's that it'll pretty much work with any phone and for $49.95 its not a bad investment to keep something that is so close to your face fresh and clean. For more information on the PhoneSoap Charger you can head over to it's official website here.

[Via PhoneSoap]

 


Kanye West For Interview Magazine

Photos by Steve Klein

Kanye West recently sat down with Director Steve McQueen for Interview Magazine and touched on various topics ranging from his influences, creativity, and what he wants to accomplish in is career. Accompanied with the interview is a photo spread shot by photographer Steve Klein capturing Kanye in what you can a very artistic way which is open to interpretation. But when you looking through the photos and reading the interview in it's entirety it all makes sense and the two go hand in hand in showcasing Kanye's drive and passion. It's an interesting interview and gives insight to his personality and show's his drive to make is ideas become reality so make sure to read the entire interview here.

[Via Interview Magazine]


Star Wars Scenes Recreated With LEGOS

I don't know if there is a resurgence in the popularity of LEGOS or if  its just a rediscovery of a childhood toy, but they've been comig up a lot lately. Last week I posted about a website dedicated to iconic album covers pixelated with LEGOS and now it looks like someone else has created their own art composed of the popular toy. Vesa Lehtimaki has taken LEGOS and recreated several scenes from the movie Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back and it's pretty impressive. You can see by the photos that these scenes took time and that the artist paid great attention to each of the fine details. Check out some the scenes he recreated and for more of this artists work visit his web site here.

[Via linjamiehet]