The Stockland Martel Blog turned 4 this spring, so we thought it would be fun to look back at the posts that attracted the most views over the years. But instead of a list of links, our retrospective takes the form of the gallery below. Click on any image to view the whole thing as […]

. John Midgley photographed Léon Krier for the new issue of Architect magazine, shooting the influential architect and outspoken urban planner at the Yale School of Architecture. “The portrait was meant to show some of Krier’s disdain for bad urban planning (New Haven and Yale) and his looking down on it as his feelings of […]

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Self-portrait with faux-hawk and water glass by John Midgley, created for SMart Book 2013… . . . .

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“Masks” is John Midgley’s latest fashion-based personal project and features the unusual creations of designer Shin Murayama, whom John met while working on his Brooklyn Circus photo series. Murayama’s masks all incorporate an article of clothing, whether it be a New York Yankees ballcap or a sock, which he combines with an eccentric array of […]

On the HBO hit series Girls, Chris Abbott plays the hapless boyfriend of Allison Williams (daughter of Brian), whose hopeless devotion to her winds up being the undoing of their relationship. The poor guy can’t catch a break on the show, but in this fashion story photographed by John Midgley for Gotham magazine, he seems […]

For the past few years, John Midgley has photographed the fashionable men and women who shop at the hip Brooklyn boutique the Brooklyn Circus (see those photos here), but recently he turned his focus to the next generation of style mavens. Here’s a look at his Brooklyn Circus teenager portraits… . . .  

The storied Salton Sea, a shallow lake on the San Andreas Fault in California, has for years attracted storytellers and imagemakers of all stripes because it symbolizes unbridled optimism (let’s have a lake in the middle of the desert!) and inexorable decay (a salinity level that is nearly inhospitable to fish, algae blooms from fertilizer […]

Many thanks to Feature Shoot for showcasing John Midgley‘s Halloween portraits for MAC Cosmetics today… . . .