Justin Tsucalas : “Youth Culture”

16 August 2017   •  
Written by Emma Bubola
Justin Tsucalas : "Youth Culture"

Justin Tsulucas’ pictures are loud and colorful, obsessively shot with a digital camera. The American photographer captures the transition from college to adulthood, representing youth culture through surreal photographs. Tsulucas is a subject himself. He participates in the upheaval with irony, adding to the vibrance of his subjects. While Justin started with black & white film photography, he was instantaneously charmed by the mania of digital “that allows you to shoot, shoot, shoot.”

© Justin Tsulucas
© Justin Tsulucas
© Justin Tsulucas
© Justin Tsulucas

Paul's New Tattoo © Justin Tsulucas

Lou Catelli at 13.5 © Justin Tsulucas
Lou Catelli at 13.5 © Justin Tsulucas
Loving it the Most © Justin Tsulucas
Loving it the Most © Justin Tsulucas

© Justin Tsulucas

In the Grass © Justin Tsulucas
In the Grass © Justin Tsulucas
© Justin Tsulucas
© Justin Tsulucas

Happy Bob Papenbrook Day © Justin Tsulucas

© Justin Tsulucas
© Justin Tsulucas
© Justin Tsulucas
© Justin Tsulucas

 

© Justin Tsulucas

Images by © Justin Tsulucas

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