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Daredevil stunt bike riders on the Southbank. Great place to go to practice low light action photography!
Baltusrol Golf Club (Lower Course), New Jersey, site of the 2016 PGA Championship.
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Taken while visiting Howard Creek Ranch, near Westport in California.
© John Krzesinski, 2012.
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SIGHT ONE
1. what do you write?
I write sight one / insight.
2. how long have you been writing?
I’ve been doing graff since ‘92
3. how has your style evolved/changed in your progression with art?
I began is a mostly character artist, then shifting into more traditional wild style, and also morphing into fonts and calligraphy, inspired type of lettering, still learning, and still evolving my style
4. what is your favourite material to use? (paint, markers, stickers etc)
markers are fun but nothing beats aerosols
5. favourite thing about graffiti?
favourite thing is probably the people I’ve met and collaborated with and visited in other parts of the world. The travels and adventures with like minded friends
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Lavender aroma is overwhelming even in the car, but plants were filled with large black bees, to fast to capture. Very hard to see the viewer w/polarized sun glasses.. never sure what I'll get...
Primrose flowers were just in front of the lavender.. such a great sight.
These photos were taken during a 4 day workshop with renowned Australian Graphic Designer Ken Cato.
The brief was to photographically convey Mooloolaba on the Sunshine Coast using the five senses of sight, sound, taste, touch and smell.
From here add appropriate typography and create a 120 page online magazine.