Weekly Links
Haikyo and photography links this week, as I’ve been off exploring the Internets for haikyo locations and photography inspirations.
David LaCahappelle- Thanks to Velo in the comments for this link, hyper-colorful surreal photos that you’ve probably seen before, as he shoots famous folk like Elton John and Pamela Anderson, for their album covers and whatnot.
Exploring the Paris Catacombs- Dweeb and some blokes from the UK Urbex site 28dayslater take a few days under Paris to explore and shoot photos of weird art, old graffiti, and bones.
Brooke Shaden- Thanks to J-eye for the link to this one, a photographer who does dead body shots in haikyo-type locations, plus some cool photoshop trickery.
James Okubo’s Showreel- I stumbled across this and liked it, fun clips of stuff.
Tokyo Times Haikyo- Lee went to the BE lab in Atami and posted his photos here- he’s one of the most regular haikyo bloggers (English-speaking) in Japan.
Art by Pavel- Future apocalypse shots/digital paintings, like the one I linked to for the story Route 66.
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