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Kate Moss, Marrakech, Morocco, 1993
Few photographers in the world are as adept at combining art, fashion and commercial photography into an oeuvre as iconic as that of Albert Watson.
The Scottish-born lensman got his start in the 1970s, embarking on a career that would eventually see
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Maxim Feed: (Xiaomi) Smartphone camera systems may be close to maxed out with regard to lens count and general capability, but Chinese brand Xiaomi has still found a way to majorly level-up its flagship model’s photographic pedigree. The new, Android OS-based Xiaomi 14 Ultra and Xiaomi 14 feature lenses by Author: Maxim Staff This post…
Maxim Feed: (Antoine Verglas) It’s no surprise that a woman like Anna-Lisa Christiane would one day find herself strutting runways in New York and Paris, but addressing the U.N.? At the age of 19? Didn’t seem like it was in the cards. And yet there she was in Austria discussing climate Author: Jordan Riefe This…
Maxim Feed: (Stinson Carter) When I found out that a mid-century modern lodge in my favorite North Carolina mountain town had just been renovated and re-opened, I knew I’d have to plan a trip. Designed by a Frank Lloyd Wright acolyte, the Skyline Lodge is perched on a mountain just Author: Maxim Staff This post…
Maxim Feed: Gary Farrell’s Russian River Pinot Noir (Credit: Gary Farrell) When Gary Farrell started working in California’s Russian River Valley in the 1970s when he was in his early 20s, the Sonoma County region wasn’t yet known for wine. Instead of vineyards, it was dotted with redwoods. But by the 1980s, Author: Kate Dingwall…
Maxim Feed: Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Xpeng recently made waves by announcing a new roadgoing flying car that’s supposed to hit the streets (and skies) in 2024. That ambitious timeline came without many details or even a model name. The video above showcases a pre-production model’s Author: Maxim Video This post first appeared in Maxim…
Maxim Feed: Zodiac Zodiac is celebrating the 70th anniversary of its signature Sea Wolf Diver—now called the Super Sea Wolf Skin Diver—with a green colorway to kick off a series of new hues. The latest Super Sea Wolf Skin Diver features Zodiac’s newly-launched, glow-in-the-dark Super LumiNova, but maintains the brand’s shark Author: Maxim Staff This…