And they say yea…
If you’ve followed me over the years at all, you haven’t seen many weddings. I certainly do not advertise myself as a wedding photographer, but I do them occasionally –…
Unreal sky…
“Soon it got dusk, a grapy dusk, a purple dusk over tangerine groves and long melon fields; the sun the color of pressed grapes, slashed with burgandy red, the fields…
Overlooking…
Stay tuned, -Noah D.
The restoration of Haonavy.com…
"To have no time for philosophy is to be a true philosopher." ~Blaise Pascal In the living of life one can be too busy to take a picture. Let's try…
Running books…
Helping out with a pop-up book fair in Shoreditch… Of course, there is no way of avoiding the World Cup these days. Stay tuned… -Noah D.
Truth be told…
I know there are scores of people around the world who travel by themselves. And they give a multitude of reasons why they think solo travel is the way to…
Four views of Le Tour Eiffel and an intimate moment…
I thoroughly enjoy being able to spend time in a place. Especially, to photograph. To work the scene, to study the situation and the way the light falls, to watch…
A bright day…
Photographs from an evening with good friends in Brighton, UK. Four dudes (French, Italian, Australian, American) having tea in a hotel in Brighton. No, really. All of us journalists/photographers… .…
- 2013 - 365 Project
- deep thoughts
- gear
- iPhone
- journalism
- Leica
- life
- London
- Photo of the Moment
- photojournalism
- work
And now for something new…
And here we are at the first day of the new year. If you’re curious at all, here are the most viewed pages from 2013 posts: 1. Farm fresh… (4…
Loud noises, firecrackers, and burning effigies…
NOTE: Full gallery available on Demotix: here. I had heard about this Lewes Bonfire Night since I came to London a few months ago. And even on the train as…
Once I was the new guy…
I came to London the first time in 2008. Since then, I have spent quite a bit of time here. But I was once the guy on the street corner…
Notice those around you…
“What I’ve come to learn is that the world is never saved in grand messianic gestures, but in the simple accumulation of gentle, soft, almost invisible acts of compassion… everyday…