HUCK 46 springs to life as a stop motion animation
- Text by HUCK HQ
What happens when a magazine comes alive?
In this stop motion promo for Huck’s Documentary Photography Special II, images from photographers featured in the issue come to life, including Joseph Szabo, Carolyn Drake, Brendan Hoffman, Jason Andrew, Lindsay Mackenzie, Ewen Spencer, Andrew McConnell, J.A. Mortram, Matt Eich and more.
In Huck 46, we uncover the photo stories that help us find ourselves, explore the personalities behind the camera and ask if the myth of photography as an objective medium can survive in the 21st century.
Find our more about Huck 46 – The Documentary Photography Special II, out now.
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