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Purebred's amazingly surreal photo narratives

David Pescovitz at 11:55 am Mon, Aug 23, 2010

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Yesterday, I had the pleasure of meeting Stacey Ransom and Jason Mitchell, proprietors of Purebred, an intensely creative still and motion production company in San Francisco. As made apparent to me by their absolutely marvelous portfolio, my phantasmagoric dreams and nightmares somehow play out behind their studio doors. Magnificently strange, luminous, and fantastic... I can hardly imagine the shots that aren't meant for the public's eye. Purebred still + motion production (Thanks, Ozlo!)

David Pescovitz is Boing Boing's co-editor/managing partner. He's also a research director at Institute for the Future. On Instagram, he's @pesco.

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  • Rich Keller

    I tried for a good long time to come up with something other than, “Wow.”

  • Olga

    The man in the first photo is Allan Amato, also known for taking these photos of Neil Gaiman and Amanda Palmer:
    http://allanamato.com

  • Anonymous

    And why so few comments? Ah yes, there is so little to criticize and so much to praise.

    • scifijazznik

      Funny, I was thinking the exact opposite….

  • Anonymous

    all of their photos are photoshop disasters

  • Anonymous

    bottom right looks bioshock-ish.

    • Chupacabara

      Anon #6 – NAIL ON THE HEAD!!!

      Looking through their portfolio al I could think was “Oh Man, if the ever make Bio-Shock into a movie, these guys MUST do the Design work.

      I kept waiting to see a Big Daddy.

  • Anonymous

    (Looking for something positive to say…)

    Well, if those are the kind of pictures you wanted, you sure got good ones!