The sound of Brutuzz

We welcome you to the first edition of our cracking monthly CFYE mixtape serie (Brraaaaapp). Our homie and dutch dubstep pioneer Brutuzz kicks the serie of with his deep, dark and meditative sound. The first 6 covers of the serie are done by our friend and photographer Trevor Williams. Check out the tracklist and make sure to download it!

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Lee Basford – Tohoku, Japan

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Today it’s one year ago that an earthquake and tsunami shook up the Japanse pacific coast of Tōhoku. Last year we showed you the pictures shot on that day by our friend Charlie Kirk. To commemorate this tragedy we have the honor to show you the images of Lee Basford (you might remember the images he shot in Kushiro, Japan). Lee has been concentrating much more on his photography recently and slowly building a versitile…Read More »

Timothy Cheng – Slow walking

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Hong Kong based Timothy Cheng almost never leaves the house without his camera. The Chinese city is renowned for its expansive skyline and a population of seven million people. This fact makes Hong Kong one of the most densely populated areas in the world. For street photographers it must feel like paradise on earth. Cheng picked up on his street photography back in 2007 and rapidly developed a really nice style “Everyday, I like to look out what is happening around me….Read More »

Helen Warner – Extravaganza

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Helen Warner is a fine art photographer living and working in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Originally from Toulouse in the South West of France, She is a graduate of The Queen’s University of Belfast where she mastered in Cinema and Modernism. Her photography is deeply influenced by the intertwining of theatre, intricate costume making and story telling. With the use of traditional props and costumes, Helen creates fantastically freakish images which aim to recreate the opaque world of dreams. “My photography has…Read More »

Muhammad Al-Husayan ̵...

Muhammad Al-Husayan captured the hard labour of physical construction work and turned it into an art form. A slow show ballet of Caterpillar machines on the shore of the Persian Gulf. With his strong compassion and love for art in all its forms, he explores the beauty of it in life. “Workers” was shot in Kuwait Khairan area where construction was made. I wanted to shoot and show…Read More »
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Sarah Ann Loreth – Practice

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An old saying goes “The more you practice, the better you get”.  New Hampshire 24 year old born photographer Sarah Ann Loreth took that advice to advance her skills as an artist with her 365 days project. Basically for a year you take a picture (mostly self-portraits) every single damn day. The easy part is shooting the image, the hard part is to come up with a challenging idea and concept day after day. It take a huge amount of determination…Read More »

Carlos Nascimento – Drafts

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The 26 year old Carlos Nascimento from Portugal is professionally speaking a sound engineer working in film and advertising sound post production. However, for the last 5 years he’s been picking up the camera more often and firing away. So far it is just a collection of random shots, somehow it feels like a visual scrapbook. Not to push anyone or anything in a certain direction, but… I can see Carlos making a killer non-motion picture combining his sound…Read More »

Lee Basford – Kushiro

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I stumbled across the works of England based photographer (and super multi creative) Lee Basford in our Shuttercrack group on Flickr. With his images shot on the Japanese Island of Hokkaido he tells us the beautiful story of an old school working horse farm. What might seem to be the simple life is actually hard labour that requires a great set of skills. It might be hard to grasp for those caught up in the paper…Read More »

Jan Cieslikiewicz – Adventure around the corner

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The photographs of Poland born Jan Cieslikiewicz got me by surprise when I saw a monkey in one of his pictures. Then I discovered that this guy has one sick portfolio of travel images. Maybe travel photography isn’t the right word, I think he’s uses traveling as a mere instrument to shoot his pictures. Most of my recent posts have been about people who set out to explore the world. I find it rather fascinating to read about the people that…Read More »

Mike Heath – The Cuban mixture

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For most people Cuba is just one vintage postcard with old cars, old people and old buildings. Everything is old and on the verge of breaking down. But in reality that is just the facade (or the lack of in a way). London based photographer Mike Heath captured Cuba in a way I’ve never seen before. He makes it feel so damn crispy and clean! This is very high quality travel photography and a huge inspiration for me personally! “Arriving in Cuba…Read More »