Anonymous, on Aug 18, 2008 wrote: not to bum everyone out or be sorta positive, but it’s a great story. and very unique from everything else in the mag.
Anonymous, on Aug 13, 2008 wrote: enough jibberish, what the FUCK is the model number on that fred perry jacket?
Anonymous, on Aug 12, 2008 wrote: I find that many of the pictures would have been far better if the model wasn’t in the shot. In many of these cases the person distracts from the scenery which is eye-catching enough on its own.
Anonymous, on Aug 12, 2008 wrote: i wish he was naked.
Anonymous, on Aug 12, 2008 wrote: At the very least that guy needs a haircut. I don’t think anyone could take him seriously if he were naked.
Anonymous, on Aug 11, 2008 wrote: you people are lame. these pictures were neat and inspirational. two thumbs way up
Anonymous, on Aug 11, 2008 wrote: 8 cup holders is excessive for a sedan.
Anonymous, on Aug 10, 2008 wrote: The cheetah jacket, jeans and desert tundra picture is my favourite... the beige and violet-blues are so nice together. Whimsicle photos. I like.
Anonymous, on Aug 10, 2008 wrote: Nick Zinner and his meaningless girlfriend get spontaneous in L.A. and decide to "see where the road takes them." They drive for several hours without a map before becoming trapped in the New Mexican desert and surrounded by tourists. Their less than glamourous escape involves the same unassuming, possibly rented, vehicle they arrived in, a 2005 beige sedan with 8 cupholders. The scant conversation on the return trip involves making fun of gas station food and listening to an early Pearl Jam track on the "Contemporary Hits," station just before crossing back into California.
Anonymous, on Aug 9, 2008 wrote: yeah deviantart has better photography on it every day, this stuff is okay but getting boring now
Anonymous, on Aug 9, 2008 wrote: You can find stuff better than this all over flickr and deviantART, so why?
Anonymous, on Aug 8, 2008 wrote: The first picture is not snow. It’s White Sands National Monument in New Mexico.
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: "Didn’t Vice just print a couple articles ago that Irony died after 9/11?"
Um I think you’re confusing Vice with Time magazine and a couple articles ago with nearly seven years ago.
Stal Herz, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: Didn’t Vice just print a couple articles ago that Irony died after 9/11?
No Bueno.
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: was the styling like, "here, take these clothes and take some pretty pictures while wearing them?"
bandit a la mode, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: I love it, especially the last one. Has a bit of a Euginio Requinco vibe to it, but more down to earth.
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: So I don’t get this. Did they take a big suitcase of fashion clothes out with them on their desert roadtrip or is this what they normally wear in 90+ degrees heat?
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: the whole point is to have the "models" in the shots. they’re like the pictures you take of you and your girlfriend while vacationing together except these people aren’t losers and know how to use a camera
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: what’s the deal with the snow at the beginning?
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: Roll em up!
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: What is this, the Vice family trip to the Grand Canyon?
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: Aliya’s hairstyle looks like every crazy girl I dated in high school. From a distance it seems like it’s just a regular bob but then when you get up close the front is all way too long and scraggly. Ah memories.
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: dunes, noir, people who aren’t usually in the sun, and good framing. what are you guys complaining about again?
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: That guy has gone from Nick Cave hobbit to full-on weird alien.
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: I fucking hate them for getting to go on a fun southwestern road trip while I am stuck in a fucking cubicle temping for a bunch of 40-year-old lawyers.
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: the only reason people are ragging on these photos is because he’s famous for something else. if he wasn’t also a musician i bet the lot of you would be much less cynical
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: considering what they’re wearing i’m surprised there aren’t pit stains in every shot. still a lot of good shots though.
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: az fucken blows
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: these pictures are awesome, but the fucking models keep getting in the way of me enjoying them. Who gives a tosh about some guy in ray-bans and cheap mondays anymore?
Gay.
Anonymous, on Aug 7, 2008 wrote: vice.. this is bad. boring and unoriginal. shame on you
not to bum everyone out or be sorta positive, but it’s a great story. and very unique from everything else in the mag.
enough jibberish, what the FUCK is the model number on that fred perry jacket?
I find that many of the pictures would have been far better if the model wasn’t in the shot. In many of these cases the person distracts from the scenery which is eye-catching enough on its own.
i wish he was naked.
At the very least that guy needs a haircut. I don’t think anyone could take him seriously if he were naked.
you people are lame. these pictures were neat and inspirational. two thumbs way up
8 cup holders is excessive for a sedan.
The cheetah jacket, jeans and desert tundra picture is my favourite... the beige and violet-blues are so nice together. Whimsicle photos. I like.
Nick Zinner and his meaningless girlfriend get spontaneous in L.A. and decide to "see where the road takes them." They drive for several hours without a map before becoming trapped in the New Mexican desert and surrounded by tourists. Their less than glamourous escape involves the same unassuming, possibly rented, vehicle they arrived in, a 2005 beige sedan with 8 cupholders. The scant conversation on the return trip involves making fun of gas station food and listening to an early Pearl Jam track on the "Contemporary Hits," station just before crossing back into California.
yeah deviantart has better photography on it every day, this stuff is okay but getting boring now
You can find stuff better than this all over flickr and deviantART, so why?
The first picture is not snow. It’s White Sands National Monument in New Mexico.
"Didn’t Vice just print a couple articles ago that Irony died after 9/11?"
Um I think you’re confusing Vice with Time magazine and a couple articles ago with nearly seven years ago.
Didn’t Vice just print a couple articles ago that Irony died after 9/11?
No Bueno.
was the styling like, "here, take these clothes and take some pretty pictures while wearing them?"
I love it, especially the last one. Has a bit of a Euginio Requinco vibe to it, but more down to earth.
So I don’t get this. Did they take a big suitcase of fashion clothes out with them on their desert roadtrip or is this what they normally wear in 90+ degrees heat?
the whole point is to have the "models" in the shots. they’re like the pictures you take of you and your girlfriend while vacationing together except these people aren’t losers and know how to use a camera
what’s the deal with the snow at the beginning?
Roll em up!
What is this, the Vice family trip to the Grand Canyon?
Aliya’s hairstyle looks like every crazy girl I dated in high school. From a distance it seems like it’s just a regular bob but then when you get up close the front is all way too long and scraggly. Ah memories.
dunes, noir, people who aren’t usually in the sun, and good framing. what are you guys complaining about again?
That guy has gone from Nick Cave hobbit to full-on weird alien.
I fucking hate them for getting to go on a fun southwestern road trip while I am stuck in a fucking cubicle temping for a bunch of 40-year-old lawyers.
the only reason people are ragging on these photos is because he’s famous for something else. if he wasn’t also a musician i bet the lot of you would be much less cynical
considering what they’re wearing i’m surprised there aren’t pit stains in every shot. still a lot of good shots though.
az fucken blows
these pictures are awesome, but the fucking models keep getting in the way of me enjoying them. Who gives a tosh about some guy in ray-bans and cheap mondays anymore?
Gay.
vice.. this is bad. boring and unoriginal. shame on you