Ryan sums up my feelings about the lackluster reception last weekend. I was a little proud and a little disappointed.
I would like to send a special thanks to the Hayti Heritage Center for hosting an exhibit of my travel photography from the Wanderlust Project last year. A huge thank you also goes to everyone who helped support the project.
Anyone with a hunger for authentic cultural aesthetics is invited to see the images until the end of this month. Tomorrow evening, from 6-8pm, there will be a free reception and talk in the gallery. I will be explain some of the images and the people and places behind them. I will also discuss insights on independent travel and minimalist/simple lifestyle. And of course there will be many limited prints for purchase. I hope to see you there.
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While walking through Crown Heights with a client, we bumped into a skater named Lucien. We asked if we could use his board for a shot and he was cool enough to allow us. After I asked for a couple a photos of him. As it turns out, Lucien is a photographer and a damn good one too. Check out his art: www.lucienpellegrin.com
sometimes I don’t like the internets. sometimes I do. sometimes i feel like i share too much. sometimes I feel dont share enough. right now, i’m not sharing enough.
Anonymous asked: Square walking in Crown Heights: Looks like an illustration by Norman Rockwell to me. I love this capture, the neutrality of the colors, the composition...I really enjoy your work
Thank you Anonymousinha. When I receive comments like this, it’s really flattering. And it make me want to continue to practice to become a true artist.