Evan Amos
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Evan Amos (VanamoMedia) is an American photographer. He’s not a big name, but most people even casually interested in gaming history have seen his work without realizing it: Throughout The New Tens, Evan Amos meticulously collected, photographed and documented many of the gaming consoles released from the dawn of gaming to the then present day. Because much of his work is dedicated to the public domain, it’s common to see on The Other Wiki, YouTube documentaries in gaming history, publications on gaming and retrospectives, etc.
Although he is best known for gaming consoles, his photography is by no means limited to them.
Evan Amos provides examples of the following tropes:
- White Void Room: His photographs typically depict a white background, making them quite easy to turn into transparent PNGs if they aren’t already available.
Evan Amos has performed in the following roles:
- Himself in The Wikipedia Effect short video.
Evan Amos's photos have appeared in these works:
Literature
- Has released two book compilations of his work on game consoles, The Game Console, and The Game Console: 2.0.
New Media
- Kotaku: Photos are seen in the article Dreamcast, Virtual Boy, And More Hardware That Was Ahead Of Its Time
Web Original
- All The Tropes: Pages such as Ouya.
- Wikipedia: Common on video game console pages to the point where it’s more noticeable when a page’s image is not his.
Other Media
- Cracked.com: Has his work in the article 5 Embarrassingly Disastrous Video Game Consoles.