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In Flight. | #StreetDreamsMag — Woah, what a weekend. Had a incredible time in Toronto. Seriously thank you all, old and new friends. Especially @takubeats and the @createexplore team for surprising me, by featuring one of my photos at the @streetdreamsmag issue .006 collab gallery event. | #createexploretakeover #sdwalks #jointheclass #welevitate #explorecanada #TopTorontoPhoto #thecreatorclass (at CN Tower Edge Walk)
The Builders. | #StreetDreamsMag — Rest stop ✌️, road to Montreal. At a ease of a glance, we witness, paths forever ignored, conformed by the unappreciated... | #quoteneivy #jointheclass #explorecanada #sdwalks #iphoneonly (at Toronto, Ontario)
Sky High. | #StreetDreamsMag — Taking in some fresh air w/@andrewhector 🙌. | #sdwalks (at Toronto, Ontario)
Space Bound. | #SteeetDreamsMag — This city though 🙌. Follow my snapchat for BTS of the road trip. - Neivy - From where, we stand, there's a outing, of your existence, to be acquired... | #quoteneivy #jointheclass #CreateExploreTakeOver #sdwalks (at Toronto, Canada)
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ACG x VSCO #capetown #cityofcapetown #architecture #building #facade #reflection #sdwalks #vscosouthafrica #vscoarchitecture #nikelabACGxVSCO
SDwalks: Street Dreams Magazine and 300 people.
I got to admit it. I’m a big fan of Street Dreams Magazine and it’s content. They publish and feature amazing photography that resembles the style that I love so much. When I heard they were organizing a photo walk in Manhattan I knew I had to attend. It was a damp and rainy day (my favorite weather), but to my surprise somewhere between 200 and 300 people showed up to support the walk. I can’t describe what 300 people looks like walking down the middle of the street in lower Manhattan. This walk was literally causing grid lock. Packed together like a Spartan army we traveled through the L.E.S, Chinatown and eventually to the Manhattan Bridge. I got the opportunity to meet some really chill people and take some fun shots. I put together some quick images from the day, check it out.
Photography by James Creel.
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