phillip d.h. lee / film photographer

visual stories using manual apertures and shutter speeds. all photos belong to pdhl © 2012 email inquiries here: [email protected] blogger | flickr

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better on two wheels than none. 

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things can get hectic sometimes.

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Bud Abille, winner of the King of Track III amateur knock out race! 

One of the coolest, down to the Earth cats I've met in a while. His legs are truly his engines. I'm sure you're killing it out in Cali right now, but I won't let you take first next April! 

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Do people even use this anymore?

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I need to get back into the film game!

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In God We Trust @Bares1

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Crack is wack.

Get high on life. 

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Conversations & dimly-lit dinners for two. 

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Highlights blown out, but the shadows keep bringing me back.

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Shades don't even fit right. But, she don't even care. 

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Chasing light as if it were never to shine again. 

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Liz as a sundial. 

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That exact moment when you connect with a complete stranger through the rangefinder glass is undeniably one of the strangest, yet profoundly intimate moments in time. 

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Life is awesome. So is biking. Therefore biking is awesome. 

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An unidentifiable, yet clearly vagrant man counts all the 원's (Korean Won) to his name with his sleeping tarp folded underneath his arms. If you can see/read this, that means you've got access to a computer/internet and possibly a roof above your head. We forget how fortunate we are, and how easy it becomes to forget all the simple commodities in our lives. 

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Escape is a paradox. 

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Sometimes we're left outside, alone and uncaged, yet free to do as we please. This is the price we pay to be the masters of our own destiny.