julian master
Here's What Happens if You Wear a Bear Costume and Try to Take Photos of Strangers
Photographer Julian Master spent three days snapping photos of passersby in New York City and found that people treated him better when he was in the bear suit.
The Story Behind the Cover of VICE Magazine's Stupid Issue
Photographer Julian Master tells VICE what it was like spending three days in a head-to-toe bear costume to snap the perfect cover shot.
This Is What the Met Gala Looked Like to Regular People
We sent two photographers with absolutely no credentials, but wearing tuxedo tops, to the annual display of fame and wealth.
A Day in the Life of a New York City Skater
Leo Gutman took these disposable-camera shots while "riding the Milky Way of tar."
Gorgeous Aerial Photos of New Zealand's Majestic Glaciers
For this week's First-Person Shooter, we shipped a couple of cameras across the globe to Josh, a helicopter pilot in New Zealand.
Photos of Fancy Cheese in an Underground 'Cheese Cave'
In this week's installment of First-Person Shooter, we gave two cameras to Sam Frank, a cheese ager, who works at the Crown Finish Caves in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
Photos of a Clown-Magician Pulling Tricks and Cracking Smiles
In this week's edition of First-Person Shooter we gave two cameras to Henry, a magician and clown who entertained at two birthday parties before showing us some magic tricks he has up his sleeve.
Photos of a Newspaper Deliveryman's Morning Route in Bosnia
We got a newspaper deliveryman in Bosnia to photograph his early morning route. He documented the dogs and decay of the formerly war-torn country.