Medium Rare by Daryl Angel
Photos taken by San Jose based skateboarder Daryl Angel during his travels around the world. 28 pages, printed on matte paper. Limited to 75 copies.
Out now at NIGHTED.Storenvy.com
Brandon Aighty is Back
Leading up to the release of “NIGHTED Life 9: Gone” on March 1st, we’re posting one interview a day with each contributor. In this zine, 8 shooters respond with photos and writing to one of three questions.
What’s the closest you’ve ever come to dying?
What do you want done with your body when you die?
Which death has had the biggest impact on your life and why?
1. Without going into detail, can you share which question you decided to answer for NL9?
I answered the question about my closest experience with death.
2. Where’d you grow up? What was it like?
I grew up 25 minutes from Seattle after leaving Mexico when I was 7. When I first got here, it was difficult not knowing the language and being unfamiliar with everything American. I had never seen a football or heard of a PB&J and 7-year-old me thought it was all stupid. Once I learned the language, things got better but it was still a constant struggle to assimilate while trying to understand my identity in this country.
3. How does photography play into your day-to-day life?
I haven’t been carrying around a camera 24/7 anymore like I used to, but I look at photos I’ve taken and family photos every single day. On a day to day basis, photography helps me understand and see my life in a narrative that allows me to center myself in the present.
4. What types of situations do you find you take photos of most commonly?
Most of my photos are portraits and the people in them are usually smiling or having fun. Real moments of pure joy and excitement are few and far between, and having photography to capture those moments is really a gift.
5. What’s changed about your perception of death as you’ve gotten older?
When I was in middle school I was really depressed and would think about suicide a lot. As I got older, those thoughts went away but I developed self-destructive habits and was doing things that put my life at risk constantly. Now I have a higher respect for life and I’m doing my best to live long.
6. In 10 words or less, what do you think truly – as far as you can explain or imagine – happens to a person after death?
You become fucking dust.
Instagram: @Aighty93
Comfy Life 5 by Nick Garcia
A new collection of personal photos and writing from the Bay Area and Florida.
Limited to 100 copies, available now for $7 at NIGHTED.Storenvy.com
NIGHTED Life 8
This issue, we gave 10 contributors four pages each. The result is 40 pages packed with full color photos, collages and writing. 8.5x5.5, full bleed on matte coated paper.
Featuring::
Jonathan Sherman
William Moncayo
Kelsey Reckling
Evan McKnight
Clark Allen
Yui Fukunaga
Joseph Rayo
Hannah Rubin
Nick Garcia
Bongripsinthehood
Cover Art:: Kris Kirk
Limited to 140 copies. International shipping available.
Available by itself or with a t-shirt featuring the cover art at NIGHTED.Storenvy.com
“This is God’s Country” by Kris Kirk
A 64-page documentation of the Oakdale Rodeo. Black and white printed on cream paper with a hand screened cover.
Limited to 40 copies. International shipping available. Out now at NIGHTED.Storenvy.com
One Mile by Kris Kirk
A 60-page documentation of a one mile stretch in Lake Havasu City, Arizona across three weekends of Spring Break. Comes with a hand screened poster and a commemorative bead necklace.
Limited to 50 copies, available now at NIGHTED.Storenvy.com
Down Time by Waylon Bone
A 32 page collection of street and personal photos shot while filming skate videos in NYC, LA, the Bay, Portland and everywhere in between.
Limited to 100 copies, available now at NIGHTED.Storenvy.com
Subtle Changes by Kris Kirk
Two 28-page zines of full color, full bleed 35mm photos.
Limited to 40 copies.