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Iced oat-milk latte. A summer essential.

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Street moments...

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Summer days in Phoenix, AZ.

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A minimalists’ dream.

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Recent photography work for Anson Calder

Zachary Taylorr Lopez : Lifestyle and Commercial Photographer

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Today I am grateful for breath in my lungs. For the ability to keep going, to keep creating, but most importantly to keep encouraging & loving. (at Downtown Dallas) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_aY9pFgjby/?igshid=1390do6120thr

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Walking companions.

BLAZER MID ‘77 VNTG

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BTS shots on set photographing for Kosås Cosmetics. 082419

Photography, Creative portfolio and lifestyle blog.

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Editorial for Kinfolk Issue 33 with Erica Chidi Cohen.

It’s Monday. Way in the zone out here. (at Dallas, Texas) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz9AmX8A7oF/?igshid=yfe1co7gb6h9

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August is a minimalist hotel located in Antwerp, Belgium, designed by Vincent Van Duysen. Contained within the original complex was a convent, whose diverse typology of buildings served as home to the nuns who looked after the soldiers, a place in which they could withdraw from the demanding task of assisting the ill and wounded. The front building housed a reception area for visitors and guests, while a more elaborate, centrally located chapel facilitated worship. The main residential building and its gardens are slightly separated from the others – in fact, most passers-by hadn’t even noticed that this part of the hospital existed; yet, by way of its function, it forms an inseparable part of the magnificent monument.