No Comply New York Street Photography

Nolan, Ian, and Matias have much in common but each shoots his own type of photos, all of which are far too appealing to ever pass by. Since they embarked on their photography careers, their connection-cultivating has gone through the roof and each seems to be on a path that'll allow them to find more and more pleasure and success with what they do. These aren't any old trio of photographers. They may not have been alienated from kids in their age group the way I was, but Nolan and Ian and Matias, all yet to finish high school, display more impressive work than ninety percent of the other photography content on the Internet, in galleries, and, believe it or not, even in dentists' offices. Over the past several years, Nolan, Ian, and Matias have continued to progress with the camera and are as close to professional as professional gets. Following this passage are reflections of the way my three friends see New York City and cities alike. You see, photography represents feelings as well anything else does, and rooftop-lookdowns, symmetry - most of what's lazily features on the internet - and all other content without themes or subjects have garnered no interest in the eyes of Nolan, Ian, and Matias. They're more focused on grasping a chunk of daily life, the rigor of living a day-in-the-life in New York City, and the challenge of turning an ordinary photograph into of a work of art, so to speak. Presented in this book are a series of photos shot over the years by my friends, and I'm extremely thrilled to see their work featured in such a publication, as its clearly a major step ahead of everybody else their age.