July 15th, 2018 marked 20 years since France last won the World Cup in 1998 on home soil. This time, they defeated Croatia in Russia 4-2 in a game that was both gripping and heartwarming. I was lucky enough to have been in Paris at the time of the finale and after a long wait, … Continue reading Les champions du monde!
Recently I have been working my way through my archives and in doing so I’ve been rediscovering photographs I had let collect digital dust on my hard drives over the years. Through these images I’ve been revisiting experiences as each photograph unveils its previously forgotten story and reminds of some electricity in a moment which … Continue reading Revisiting Japan
In July, I embarked on a sweltering weekend excursion to the beautiful Tai O fishing village in Hong Kong. The day was spent in wonderful company (picture of us at the end when we probably were somewhat delirious from the day in the sun), devouring seafood, drinking any liquids we could get our hands on, … Continue reading A day in Tai O
I’m trying to rid myself of form. Of blurring the lines of our perception of what is and what may be. I want to see without association and augment daily images to a new truth. One that is open and not limited by form, as in dreams. For no matter how much we may separate … Continue reading Dreamscape
“I only hope that we don’t lose sight of one thing – that it all started with a mouse.” – Walt Disney On the 19th of December, 2015, I let my inner child free. I went to Hong Kong, Disneyland. My very good friend Jasmine and I finally decided to set aside a Saturday to … Continue reading It all started with a mouse
Eternal Spark by Gero Miceli Darkness is gone from the night and light returns in the early morning after Winter Spring begins. Everything dies to be reborn. Children generate children and if life passes as a gust of wind man in remembrance remains eternal spark. FAIDDA ETERNA Passa lu scuru di la nuttata e torna … Continue reading Eternal Spark
“For this post, I’ve decided to do something a little different. Rather than accompanying my photos with my own text, I’ve decided to include my father’s response to my pictures. ” Continue reading Vaterland
Some images of my short trip to Mongolia last summer along with some brief thoughts on time. Continue reading For there you have been and there you will long to return
When souls come out to play and till the light of day dance it all away and cast their faces into the nights decay while daytime dwellers succumb to the powder of dreams making masks from memories formed with each instant. Time benders Music makers Character shakers Flamboyant fakers Heartbreakers Givers and takers Self searchers … Continue reading When souls come out to play
I believe in first impressions. Whenever I visit a new country for the first time, I like to appreciate the things I notice first because very often it’s those feelings and those observations which fade the fastest. When you first set foot on new land, your virgin eyes graze your new surroundings hungrily and you … Continue reading The roadside sellers
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