At home with Rachel Albright and Chris Green. Rachel is the designer of Richmond based jewelry line Academy Jewelry.
Video by Bree Davis.
Feeling a bit nostalgic for the last days of summer. Dirty Richmond & Hit Play Productions ask “What’s Your Deal?” - A look at the RVA Music Fest. Featuring The Silent Age, Luggage, The Diamond Center, Black Girls, Best Coast, Girl Talk and all the bands of the music fest and people of RVA who make it look so easy to look so good.
Collaboration. Photograph by Decayed Richmond
Collaboration. Photograph by Decayed Richmond
Collaboration. Photograph by Decayed Richmond
![Walking through the the moldy corridors of an abandoned building is not how I normally spend my mornings, however this is a common pastime for the team behind Decayed Richmond. In a city known for its large volume of abandoned structures, the movement known as urban exploring has a solid community within the city and local region. “I didn’t know what I was doing had a name; I was just a bored kid enthralled by half-demolished buildings and climbing onto rooftops. Finding beauty in these decayed buildings was always easy for me. It’s such a profound thing to discover a structure that has been reclaimed by nature, artists, and the rest of the surrounding community.” Decayed Richmond is a tumblr that I have enthusiastically followed for sometime, and these are a few behind the scenes pictures from a collaboration that we worked on at the end of the summer.
Decayed Richmond is on tumblr and follow their great blog of urban exploring. The team is currently working on a feature length documentary which is completely Richmond inspired not only featuring the structures they explore but everything encompassing this local culture. For anyone interested, preview a clip of the teaser [here].
Pictures from the collaboration will be posted throughout the day and [click here] for how you could win an 11x17 print from Decayed Richmond!](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ltqic4aSkv1qa25h2o1_500.jpg "Walking through the the moldy corridors of an abandoned building is not how I normally spend my mornings, however this is a common pastime for the team behind Decayed Richmond. In a city known for its large volume of abandoned structures, the movement known as urban exploring has a solid community within the city and local region. “I didn’t know what I was doing had a name; I was just a bored kid enthralled by half-demolished buildings and climbing onto rooftops. Finding beauty in these decayed buildings was always easy for me. It’s such a profound thing to discover a structure that has been reclaimed by nature, artists, and the rest of the surrounding community.” Decayed Richmond is a tumblr that I have enthusiastically followed for sometime, and these are a few behind the scenes pictures from a collaboration that we worked on at the end of the summer.
Decayed Richmond is on tumblr and follow their great blog of urban exploring. The team is currently working on a feature length documentary which is completely Richmond inspired not only featuring the structures they explore but everything encompassing this local culture. For anyone interested, preview a clip of the teaser [here].
Pictures from the collaboration will be posted throughout the day and [click here] for how you could win an 11x17 print from Decayed Richmond!")
Walking through the the moldy corridors of an abandoned building is not how I normally spend my mornings, however this is a common pastime for the team behind Decayed Richmond. In a city known for its large volume of abandoned structures, the movement known as urban exploring has a solid community within the city and local region. “I didn’t know what I was doing had a name; I was just a bored kid enthralled by half-demolished buildings and climbing onto rooftops. Finding beauty in these decayed buildings was always easy for me. It’s such a profound thing to discover a structure that has been reclaimed by nature, artists, and the rest of the surrounding community.” Decayed Richmond is a tumblr that I have enthusiastically followed for sometime, and these are a few behind the scenes pictures from a collaboration that we worked on at the end of the summer.
Decayed Richmond is on tumblr and follow their great blog of urban exploring. The team is currently working on a feature length documentary which is completely Richmond inspired not only featuring the structures they explore but everything encompassing this local culture. For anyone interested, preview a clip of the teaser [here].
Pictures from the collaboration will be posted throughout the day and [click here] for how you could win an 11x17 print from Decayed Richmond!
Leslie’s style video by Bree Davis.
At Leslie’s.
Not only is she a talented fashion design major at VCU, Leslie is one of the nicest people living in Richmond. Whenever I happen to run into her at a show or where she works, she is all smiles and such a pleasure to be around. Leslie invited Bree and me over to her antique embellished apartment for an afternoon of chatting and to film the next STYLE VIDEO. These are a few pictures from the shoot.
Visit Dirty Richmond tomorrow for the premiere of Leslie’s style video!
Dirty Richmond and Hit Play Productions team up to bring you What’s Your Deal?, a fashion series that asks Richmonder’s that question. This is a promo from the footage we got at the amazing RVA Music Fest. A longer feature is to come.
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