Unironic usage of sunglasses at night - Reykjavik, Iceland

Arriving in Iceland at 11pm, this trip marks my first time hitchhiking (from Keflavik airport to Reykjavik) and was rewarded with free beer and company until the early hours of the morning whilst unironically wearing sunglasses at 2am because it was still bright out. That same day, after galavanting around the city and getting lost at least four different times, I ended the second night with, not sleep of course, but with coursing music, viking beer, good strangers turned friends and a perpetual sunset. Running on sleep from 72 hours ago and some coffee, here is a little taste of Reykjavik. 

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Most of these are taken with an iPhone 4S 

Meat markets, bakeries, dollar stores, & diners - Fall River, Ma

What have I concluded from meeting all of these lovely store owners on Pleasant Street in Fall River, Ma? That bakers really are as warm and sweet as we think they are. 

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Sand, dominos and sugarcane - Miami, FL

Miami is my most familiar city. It is my home in a sense, my little slice of Cuba until I can visit myself one day. It is a love-hate relationship I have with this place, but the love this time definitely outweighed the hate. 

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Taken with a Canon AE-1

Testing out my newest film camera at the Boston Commons

And what is the point in such loneliness amongst people?

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Taken with a Yashica FR-II

The kids - Port Au Prince, Haiti

“What should young people do with their lives today? Many things, obviously. But the most daring thing is to create stable communities in which the terrible disease of loneliness can be cured.”

I just couldn't let these beautiful portraits lie dormant in my photo bins. There was no shortage of curious kids as I spouted around my gigantic black 5D off of my shoulder. They made the trip worthwhile for me, I think. They were so happy, willful, and unfiltered. 

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