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"Well dressed dog in Alpine, Texas"
National Geographic, September 1939
Photography by Luis Marden
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A couple dances the Tamborito, a Panamanian folk dance - Luis Marden
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uma mulher carrega uma cesta cheia de azeitonas pretas recém-colhidas, andaluzia, espanha, 1950. foto de luis marden.
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Luis Marden Niñas miran a un pintor en Brujas, Bélgica 1955
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"Broad arrow, symbol of the British Crown, was struck into Bounty's larger copper and bronze fittings. Luis Marden recovered this relic after it had lain on the ocean floor 167 years. A few days later a young diver from the globe-circling yacht Yankee spotted the weed-covered fluke of a Bounty anchor. When winched up, the 12-foot hook still held fragments of its wooden stock." From "Men, ships, and the sea" by Alan Villiers, Alan, 1962. https://www.instagram.com/p/CktmvwyNnXk/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Luis Marden 1952
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You’re Hungry. This succulent spread is before you. You dig in. Yum. Only then, you ask: Why didn’t anyone tell me this burger is vegan? A recent experiment at MIT indicates the biggest obstacle to this earth-friendly food might be the “V” word itself. When food wasn’t labeled as vegan, it sold better. Two thirds better. Why is that? Do people feel vegan means inferior ingredients? Don’t want to feel constrained? Feel like it’s an obligation (or necessity, if you are lactose intolerant)? News flash: It tastes better now, and is likely better for you. Plus, you probably eat a lot of vegan stuff already. Photograph By Con Poulous/The New York Times/Redux
Thirty five family units of sperm whales frequent the area around Dominica 🇩🇲. A new calf, like the one seen here with an adult, was born off the Island Nation on July 8, 2023 with researchers fortuitously close to observe the moment. Photograph By Brain Skerry, National Geographic Image Collection
A Wicked 1-2 Punch: The pirate-laden Jamaican port was dubbed “the wickedest city on Earth.” But within three hours, between an earthquake and a tsunami, Port Royal (pictured above) was wrecked. The natural causes for the disaster didn't stop moralists from making Sodom and Gomorrah references. Luis Marden/National Geographic Image Collection
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Week 2 SDL
a)
• For next week, begin collecting visual examples of other
creatives – bring at least ten to class
• Find out the names of the designers behind three pieces of
design you have found in the public arena.
• Make a blog entry for this.
Luis Marden
Luis Marden was an American photographer, explorer, writer, filmmaker, diver, navigator, and linguist who worked for National Geographic Magazine.
IG: @/laseally_
Based in Auckland, Aotearoa - NZ
Photographer + Film Production/AD
IG: @/malae.co:
Illustrator and photographer
Paul Hamer
Wellington Based Photographer
Raymond Sagapolutele
Raymond Sagapolutele is an Aotearoa-born Sāmoan artist. Founding member of the ManaRewa art collective based at Nathan Homestead in Manurewa and alongside senior members helps to tutor and support the local arts community.
Luca Walton
"Born in Lautoka, Fiji, to a Tongan mother and Kiwi expat father, Luca’s paintings are a reflection of his heritage, cross-cultural identity and incredible childhood surroundings - the beautifully vibrant Kingdom of Tonga."
Tai Nimo
Tai is an Auckland based, multi-disciplinary artist currently building on her signature look that combines digital creation with her background in traditional illustration.
Peter Winq
Peter Seeto Wing is a queer multidisciplinary maker that hails for the y-shaped archipelago of Vanuatu.
Savage Klub
The SaVĀge K'lub is a multidisciplinary vehicle built to explore ideas of hospitality and sovereignty. Collaboration of multiple pacific island artists.
Edith Amituanai
Edith Amituanai MNZM is a New Zealand photographic artist. In 2007, she was the inaugural recipient of the Marti Friedlander Photographic Award.
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A man gathers prickly pears to feed to cattle during a drought in South Texas, 1939. ranchers burn the cactus spines off before feeding them to cattle.
Photo by Luis Marden for National Geographic.
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Popeye statue in Crystal City, Texas, photograph by Luis Marden for National Geographic, September 1939
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casal em trajes típicos, espanha, 1949. foto de luis marden.
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