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Shoefiti #33

Shoefiti #43

What do feel when you stare at the moon? For me, I feel at peace, yet full of wonder. For someone who has been battling depression, getting out in the mountains to shoot the moon and stars brings me much needed therapy. Being out there all lone, staring out into the abyss, I can't help but to get lost both physically and in the mind, letting my imagination take me to places far far way. This image was created using two different photographs I was able to capture while in the Blue Ridge Mountains of NC, while I was getting some much needed therapy.

Co-ex-ist

Shoefiti #52

One of my all time favorite pieces, I took this photo back in May of 2020 and am sharing it for the first time ever today. The buffalo has always been my favorite animal ever since I started listening to Neil Young. I found this beautiful creature while driving along the country roads of North Carolina. In its origin, the American Buffalo traveled all the way from Asia, and was once almost extinct to corporate greed. Thankfully, they have made a comeback and are here to stay.

Photo dimensions are 3940 x 4925
Also included with the winning bid is a 24"x36" print

Where The Buffalo Roam

“I’d Rather Have Two Nickels Than A Dime”

SHOEFITI : A “Soleful” Exploration

For many, the concept of shoes hanging from a power line is one shrouded in misconceptions.

Is it an inner-city act of defiance?  
Is it a celebratory act of unity?  
Or is it simply an adolescent right of passage?

SHOEFITI (shoes+graffiti) can consist of all of these things, and more.

The purpose of this collection is to destigmatize the perception of SHOEFITI while bringing to the forefront the artistic and creative elements the act evokes.

We look to the sky, and dangling freely, is a reflection of culture; a reflection of a moment; a reflection of one’s self.

Shoefiti #12

Close your eyes and let your imagination take you to another place. Feel the sand in between your toes as the water is crashing at your feet. You can feel the energy of the full moon as its rising above the horizon. Tranquility in its purest form. Peace is within reach and the only one keeping you from it is yourself.

This moment was captured in Ocean City, NJ, where my family and I spent a lot of time growing up. I hadn't been back in years, but was able to visit back in December of 2020. A night full of thought as I stood there all alone, welcoming the last full moon of the craziest year most of us have ever experienced. The memories made along this beach are some of the most important to me.

Video dimensions are 2160 x 3840 and is 30 seconds long. 
A 12 x 16 print of this full moon is also included and will be sent to the winning bid if desired.

tran·quil·i·ty

“Reign Supreme”

SHOEFITI : A “Soleful” Exploration

For many, the concept of shoes hanging from a power line is one shrouded in misconceptions.

Is it an inner-city act of defiance?  
Is it a celebratory act of unity?  
Or is it simply an adolescent right of passage?

SHOEFITI (shoes+graffiti) can consist of all of these things, and more.

The purpose of this collection is to destigmatize the perception of SHOEFITI while bringing to the forefront the artistic and creative elements the act evokes.

We look to the sky, and dangling freely, is a reflection of culture; a reflection of a moment; a reflection of one’s self.

Shoefiti #42

SHOEFITI : A “Soleful” Exploration

For many, the concept of shoes hanging from a power line is one shrouded in misconceptions.

Is it an inner-city act of defiance? Is it a celebratory act of unity? Or is it simply an adolescent right of passage?

SHOEFITI (shoes+graffiti) can consist of all of these things, and more.

The purpose of this collection is to destigmatize the perception of SHOEFITI while bringing to the forefront the artistic and creative elements the act evokes.

We look to the sky, and dangling freely, is a reflection of culture; a reflection of a moment; a reflection of one’s self.


SHOEFITI.

January 20, 2019, Total Lunar Eclipse (Blood Moon)

I wasn't planning on shooting due to poor weather so instead I went to a friend's house to watch the NFL playoffs. Physically I was there with my friends but the entire time in my mind, I was somewhere else. Every few minutes I'd look outside to see if the clouds had broken. All night the sky was dark with little visibility. The game had ended and as I was walking out I caught a glimpse of the sky, finally, the clouds were breaking and for a moment I got to witness the most vivid moon I'd ever seen. I ran to my Jeep and grabbed my camera and caught one of my favorite photos to date. 

Photo dimensions are 5224 x 3483
Included with winning bid is a 16 x 24 print (landscape or vertical)



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