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Kana Photoshoot #2

Joseph Patrick Conroy September 3, 2015

—Ricoh GR10, 35mm Fujicolor Film, ISO 400

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Joseph Patrick Conroy June 23, 2015

The Savages

RIP Philip Seymour Hoffman. You were one of our finest.

Tags PhilipSeymourHoffman, TheSavages, Film, Filmmaking, Filmmakers, TamaraJenkins, LauraLinney
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Despondent

Joseph Patrick Conroy June 1, 2015

iPhone 5

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Goodnight Moon

Joseph Patrick Conroy May 5, 2015

iPhone 5, graded in Lightroom

Tags NewYorkCity, NYC, Queens, Astoria, Subway, Platform, Train, Station, StreetPhotography, Moon, Night, Lightroom, Adobe, iPhone5, iPhone
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Joseph Patrick Conroy April 25, 2015

Snatch

Snappy dialogue, colorful characters, and dizzying camerawork/editing — the hallmarks of every good Guy Ritchie film. So where did Swept Away go wrong? Other than Madonna playing the lead, of course.

Tags Snatch, GuyRitchie, BradPitt, JasonStatham, DennisFarina, Crime, Gangsters, BenecioDelToro
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Joseph Patrick Conroy April 23, 2015

Fallen Angels

A mix of Hong Kong action and his usual repertoire of contemplative characters, stunning cinematography, and moody mise-en-scène, Fallen Angels is one of Wong Kar-Wai's finest achievements this side of In the Mood for Love. Almost enough to forgive him for My Blueberry Nights — almost.

Tags WongKarWai, HongKong, Cinema, Film, Filmmaking, Filmmakers, InTheMoodForLove
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Joseph Patrick Conroy April 18, 2015

A Colt Is My Passport

Joe Shishido is the bad ass of Japanese cinema. Kinda like Hong Kong's Chow Yun-Fat, minus a second gun in the other hand.

Tags JoeShishido, AColtIsMyPassport, Japanese, Cinema, Movies, 60s, Film, Filmmaking, Noir, Nikkatsu, NikkatsuNoir, CriterionCollection
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Sports Fan

Joseph Patrick Conroy April 16, 2015

–iPhone 5, graded in Lightroom

Tags NewYorkCity, NYC, Sports, Soccer, Manhattan, Park, Flatscreen, BigScreen, Street, Photography, JosephPatrickConroy, iPhone 5, Lightroom, Adobe, Fan, StreetPhotography, Photographer
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Joseph Patrick Conroy April 15, 2015

Seven Steps of Kung Fu

Rock 'em, sock 'em kung fu flick from the glory days of kung fu flicks, where impressive fight choreography in long takes trumped current quick edit cop outs that Hollywood sadly mistakes for good action sequences.

Tags SevenStepsofKungFu, KungFu, Chinese, Cinema, Action, MartialArts, 70s, Hollywood
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Joseph Patrick Conroy April 12, 2015

Birdman — Pricele$$

Ok, so Birdman's flow sounds like Mushmouth after a massive stroke, but there's something to be said about a guy who's worth a hundred sixty million — though I'm not exactly sure what that is.

Tags Birdman, BigTymers, Rap, YMCMB, CashMoney, YoungMoney, LilWayne, TPain, Priceless, Stunna, Mushmouth, Millions
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Joseph Patrick Conroy April 11, 2015

Tyler, the Creator — Cherry Bomb

Big departure from Tyler's previous efforts. Could he be maturing as an artist and a man? Probably the former rather than the latter.

Tags TylerTheCreator, CherryBomb, Rap, HipHop, OFWGKTA, OddFuture
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Joseph Patrick Conroy April 4, 2015

Love Hotel

Despite their massive output of wholly deranged pornography, the Japanese still see fit to attempt to reign in the wayward morals of their overworked and repressed people. Fascinating exploration of love, relationships, sexuality, and the confusion they produce in modern day Japan.

Tags LoveHotel, Film, Cinema, Documentary, Japanese, Japan, Osaka
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Artisanal Afternoon

Joseph Patrick Conroy March 27, 2015

—Ricoh GR10, 35mm Fujicolor Film, ISO 400

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Joseph Patrick Conroy March 25, 2015

Death Grips — Jenny Death

One of the most enigmatic (and fan frustrating) groups working in music today, Death Grips is also one of, if not, THE best acts to come onto the scene in the last ten or so years. Pure brilliance.

Tags DeathGrips, JennyDeath, MCRide, ZachHill, StefanBurnett, HipHop, Punk
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Joseph Patrick Conroy March 23, 2015

Dead Boys — Young Loud and Snotty

Pearl Jam did a cover of "Sonic Reducer." I don't know if that makes Pearl Jam hip, or the Dead Boys trite. Maybe there's a middle ground there somewhere.

Tags DeadBoys, YoungLoudandSnotty, punkrock, Punk, 70s, SonicReducer, PearlJam
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Joseph Patrick Conroy March 18, 2015

Billy Squier — Don't Say No

Who wants to do the stroke with my kind of lover in the dark? Lonely is the night…

Tags BillySquier, DontSayNo, Rock, 80s, TheStroke, InTheDark, MyKindaLover, Music
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Joseph Patrick Conroy March 16, 2015

The Modern Lovers — The Modern Lovers

Pretty sure The Strokes owe a lot to these guys — and Julian Casablancas' father.

Tags TheModernLovers, TheStrokes, Rock, GarageRock, JulianCasablancas, Music
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Joseph Patrick Conroy March 16, 2015

Run DMC — Tougher Than Leather

The 808 became a legend from its ubiquitous appearances on Run DMC joints. Tougher than leather, smooth as suede.

Tags RunDMC, Rap, HipHop, RickRubin, DefJam, Adidas, 80s, 808, Roland
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Joseph Patrick Conroy March 13, 2015

Roky Erickson and the Aliens — The Evil One

Roky's obsession with Lucifer, demons, and sci-fi fodder, probably harkens back to his diagnosis as schizophrenic in the late 60s, but this is about the farthest thing from death metal — yet the closest to musical perfection — as you can get.

Tags RokyErickson, TheEvilOne, Rock, RedTemplePrayer, TwoHeadedDog, Demons, Lucifer, scifi, RokyEricksonandtheAliens, Aliens, 60s
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Joseph Patrick Conroy March 11, 2015

Judas Priest — The Essential Judas Priest

It really doesn't matter to me what Rob puts in his mouth, as long as screaming vocals like this are coming out of it. One of my top go-to albums.

Tags JudasPriest, Metal, HeavyMetal, RobHalford, 70s, 80s
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