I've been a fan for almost 2 years now and I can't get enough. The thing about photographer Todd Selby's work is that he makes what at first sight may look ordinary look absolutely lovely and extraordinary. There's a lightness, a white positive vibe to his shots, that make them remarkable and warm regardless the "white balance" of his choice. His latest collaboration, this time with Dockers, it's one of my favorites. Artistic/Creative/Hands-on people, doing stuff, just the thing I love.
"Here is a sneak peek of some of my favorite images from a series of The Selby shoots sponsored by Dockers.
The idea behind the shoots was to make a series of photos of stylish Bay Area guys living the dream and doing what they love.
The shoots feature David Burnett volunteering at Habitat for Humanity, Andrew and Adam Mariani working in their vineyard, filmmaker Barry Jenkins at his home, Danny Hess shaping a surfboard in his workshop, artist Brian Barneclo painting in his studio, and industrial designer Bobby Chang working at Incase."
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