Don't miss Phillip Toledano's photo essay Days with My Father. Seriously amazing.
His editorial work is killer too, if you're not acquainted.
Phillip Toledano: Days with My Father
Don't miss Phillip Toledano's photo essay Days with My Father. Seriously amazing.
His editorial work is killer too, if you're not acquainted.
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Wow. His work about his father is amazing! It made me cry. Now I'll have to go to cuteoverload.com to feel better.
Amazing work. Toledano is very talented.
His work with his father is hauntingly beautiful... mesmerizing.
I would describe his commercial work as "LaChapelle Lite." (No dis intended.)