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My photography is my desire to understand myself, outside the context of myself. My images are a glimpse of the unknown me looking at the world. These glimpses are moments of discovery: Who am I and where am I going? I do not know; I am always in twilight when I am no longer in today but not quite yet in tomorrow. I photograph people to evoke the simple truths about myself, my feelings, attachments and disconnections, happiness and sadness; with hope that some day I would be able to bring myself out of the twilight.

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August 23, 2011
in Marc-Anthony Lecky Black and White portrait photography Street Photography people westwood california
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“Where’re you going?” “Tough decisions to be made,” she said.  “I made mine with flour, baked for 2 to 2-and-half hours and then salted to taste”    She pouts and like, totally sticks out her tongue. “oooh yea, thats the stuff,” he thought to himself, “tongue action on a sunday morning”  Project: Where are we going? Series: Imaginary Conversations.  Marc-Anthony Lecky  all content © 2011 flickr

“Where’re you going?”

“Tough decisions to be made,” she said. 

“I made mine with flour, baked for 2 to 2-and-half hours and then salted to taste”   

She pouts and like, totally sticks out her tongue.

“oooh yea, thats the stuff,” he thought to himself, “tongue action on a sunday morning” 

Project: Where are we going?

Series: Imaginary Conversations. 

Marc-Anthony Lecky 

all content © 2011

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