Mary Ellen Mark is one of the most influential woman photographers of all time (very Diane Arbus-esque) and has made some of America’s most iconic images in a career spanning more than 30 years. After attending art school in her home of Philadelphia, she became a unit photographer on movie sets (worked with Fellini!). She's contributed to the NY Times, LIFE, Rolling Stone, Vogue, and Vanity Fair. She has had 16 photo collections of her work published, Exposure is her most recent retrospective book by Phaidon. maryellenmark.com
Handmade from Australian red cedar, Camphor Laurel for the clickwheel, brass plates + screws. Jozaeh is some random/genius guy who decided to make this wooden shell for his old ipod mini after being given a new ipod for Christmas, saying that he 'just couldn't leave my trusty old mini to sit unused somewhere'. flickr.com