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January 15, 2015 Leave a Comment

An editorial for The Advnt Society shot in downtown LA

Nic Huffman - Julian Walter Photography

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Nic Huffman - Julian Walter Photography

Sam Adegoke - Julian Walter Photography

Sam Adegoke Nic Huffman - Julian Walter Photography

Nic Huffman - Julian Walter Photography

Nic Huffman - Julian Walter Photography

Nic Huffman - Julian Walter Photography

Sam Adegoke - Julian Walter Photography

Sam Adegoke - Julian Walter Photography

Sam Adegoke - Julian Walter Photography

Nic Huffman - Julian Walter Photography

Sam Adegoke - Julian Walter Photography

Sam Adegoke Nic Huffman - Julian Walter Photography

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Probably one of my favorite photos I’ve shot recently 😄☺️

Right around this last Thanksgiving I was in a little town in La Guajira, Colombia working on a story that @antonia.c.schaefer came up with for us to cover about a new technology that could help the local communities.

These sassy little ones came right up to me upon seeing my camera and I spent the next twenty minutes goofing off with them, laughing way too hard at ourselves.

It’s moments like these that make me wonder if all our connectivity makes people envious of vapid displays of happiness, and that they’d be perfectly content if they were ignorant of it all. As an example here, a total of fifteen people sleep in that shack behind them in the third photo.

In the meantime I’ll keep catching as many genuine smiles as I can 🙂

(Shoutout to @antonia__schaefer again she’s a super cool freelance journalist covering lots of stories wherever she lives. Spain is up next!)

Probably one of my favorite photos I’ve shot recently 😄☺️

Right around this last Thanksgiving I was in a little town in La Guajira, Colombia working on a story that @antonia.c.schaefer came up with for us to cover about a new technology that could help the local communities.

These sassy little ones came right up to me upon seeing my camera and I spent the next twenty minutes goofing off with them, laughing way too hard at ourselves.

It’s moments like these that make me wonder if all our connectivity makes people envious of vapid displays of happiness, and that they’d be perfectly content if they were ignorant of it all. As an example here, a total of fifteen people sleep in that shack behind them in the third photo.

In the meantime I’ll keep catching as many genuine smiles as I can 🙂

(Shoutout to @antonia__schaefer again she’s a super cool freelance journalist covering lots of stories wherever she lives. Spain is up next!)

Probably one of my favorite photos I’ve shot recently 😄☺️

Right around this last Thanksgiving I was in a little town in La Guajira, Colombia working on a story that @antonia.c.schaefer came up with for us to cover about a new technology that could help the local communities.

These sassy little ones came right up to me upon seeing my camera and I spent the next twenty minutes goofing off with them, laughing way too hard at ourselves.

It’s moments like these that make me wonder if all our connectivity makes people envious of vapid displays of happiness, and that they’d be perfectly content if they were ignorant of it all. As an example here, a total of fifteen people sleep in that shack behind them in the third photo.

In the meantime I’ll keep catching as many genuine smiles as I can 🙂

(Shoutout to @antonia__schaefer again she’s a super cool freelance journalist covering lots of stories wherever she lives. Spain is up next!)

Probably one of my favorite photos I’ve shot recently 😄☺️

Right around this last Thanksgiving I was in a little town in La Guajira, Colombia working on a story that @antonia.c.schaefer came up with for us to cover about a new technology that could help the local communities.

These sassy little ones came right up to me upon seeing my camera and I spent the next twenty minutes goofing off with them, laughing way too hard at ourselves.

It’s moments like these that make me wonder if all our connectivity makes people envious of vapid displays of happiness, and that they’d be perfectly content if they were ignorant of it all. As an example here, a total of fifteen people sleep in that shack behind them in the third photo.

In the meantime I’ll keep catching as many genuine smiles as I can 🙂

(Shoutout to @antonia__schaefer again she’s a super cool freelance journalist covering lots of stories wherever she lives. Spain is up next!)

Probably one of my favorite photos I’ve shot recently 😄☺️

Right around this last Thanksgiving I was in a little town in La Guajira, Colombia working on a story that @antonia.c.schaefer came up with for us to cover about a new technology that could help the local communities.

These sassy little ones came right up to me upon seeing my camera and I spent the next twenty minutes goofing off with them, laughing way too hard at ourselves.

It’s moments like these that make me wonder if all our connectivity makes people envious of vapid displays of happiness, and that they’d be perfectly content if they were ignorant of it all. As an example here, a total of fifteen people sleep in that shack behind them in the third photo.

In the meantime I’ll keep catching as many genuine smiles as I can 🙂

(Shoutout to @antonia__schaefer again she’s a super cool freelance journalist covering lots of stories wherever she lives. Spain is up next!)

Probably one of my favorite photos I’ve shot recently 😄☺️

Right around this last Thanksgiving I was in a little town in La Guajira, Colombia working on a story that @antonia.c.schaefer came up with for us to cover about a new technology that could help the local communities.

These sassy little ones came right up to me upon seeing my camera and I spent the next twenty minutes goofing off with them, laughing way too hard at ourselves.

It’s moments like these that make me wonder if all our connectivity makes people envious of vapid displays of happiness, and that they’d be perfectly content if they were ignorant of it all. As an example here, a total of fifteen people sleep in that shack behind them in the third photo.

In the meantime I’ll keep catching as many genuine smiles as I can 🙂

(Shoutout to @antonia__schaefer again she’s a super cool freelance journalist covering lots of stories wherever she lives. Spain is up next!)

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Probably one of my favorite photos I’ve shot recently 😄☺️ Right around this last Thanksgiving I was in a little town in La Guajira, Colombia working on a story that @antonia.c.schaefer came up with for us to cover about a new technology that could help the local communities. These sassy little ones came right up to me upon seeing my camera and I spent the next twenty minutes goofing off with them, laughing way too hard at ourselves. It’s moments like these that make me wonder if all our connectivity makes people envious of vapid displays of happiness, and that they’d be perfectly content if they were ignorant of it all. As an example here, a total of fifteen people sleep in that shack behind them in the third photo. In the meantime I’ll keep catching as many genuine smiles as I can 🙂 (Shoutout to @antonia__schaefer again she’s a super cool freelance journalist covering lots of stories wherever she lives. Spain is up next!)

3 weeks ago

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I had the opportunity to partner with @Hublot_NorthAmerica to capture the stunning Hublot Big Bang Unico San Francisco Boutique, a special limited-edition timepiece inspired by the city’s most iconic landmark. #BigBangSanFrancisco

Check out my story for an exclusive Behind the Lens series; as Hublot celebrates the city by the bay

@Hublot
@Hublot_NorthAmerica
@Hublot_California

I had the opportunity to partner with @Hublot_NorthAmerica to capture the stunning Hublot Big Bang Unico San Francisco Boutique, a special limited-edition timepiece inspired by the city’s most iconic landmark. #BigBangSanFrancisco

Check out my story for an exclusive Behind the Lens series; as Hublot celebrates the city by the bay

@Hublot
@Hublot_NorthAmerica
@Hublot_California

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I had the opportunity to partner with @Hublot_NorthAmerica to capture the stunning Hublot Big Bang Unico San Francisco Boutique, a special limited-edition timepiece inspired by the city’s most iconic landmark. #BigBangSanFrancisco Check out my story for an exclusive Behind the Lens series; as Hublot celebrates the city by the bay @Hublot @Hublot_NorthAmerica @Hublot_California

3 months ago

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As with most people, I didn’t know what to expect when heading to the playa this year, but once again I was not disappointed. I’m constantly reminded of the love that surrounds this event, and I feel I can safely assume that no event would still take place at such a capacity when it’s not officially supposed to happen, other than Burning Man. They made the decision back in the spring to cancel it, but still gave tips for those heading out.

I was lucky to connect with @scott.london the week before who invited me to camp alongside him and a few of his friends, and it was great to feel the sense of community come together instantly. We went out for only three days; this was the first time and hopefully the last, that I cut my time out there short. I even had a couple friends come out for 24 hours. Whatever you could make it for, it was worth it.

We’re reminded that the main attractions of the event are the people themselves. We come here for each other. Of course it was great to see some of our favorite art cars and sound systems, and I thank them all for donating so much time and effort to making it, but our fellow burners that we connect with are what make the week truly magical.

Thank you everyone who attended. It was as always, a special time.

I’ll sprinkle a few photos in this week as I get finished up. Here was a beautiful smokey sunset we were greeted with upon arrival.

#burningman #burningman2021

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As with most people, I didn’t know what to expect when heading to the playa this year, but once again I was not disappointed. I’m constantly reminded of the love that surrounds this event, and I feel I can safely assume that no event would still take place at such a capacity when it’s not officially supposed to happen, other than Burning Man. They made the decision back in the spring to cancel it, but still gave tips for those heading out. I was lucky to connect with @scott.london the week before who invited me to camp alongside him and a few of his friends, and it was great to feel the sense of community come together instantly. We went out for only three days; this was the first time and hopefully the last, that I cut my time out there short. I even had a couple friends come out for 24 hours. Whatever you could make it for, it was worth it. We’re reminded that the main attractions of the event are the people themselves. We come here for each other. Of course it was great to see some of our favorite art cars and sound systems, and I thank them all for donating so much time and effort to making it, but our fellow burners that we connect with are what make the week truly magical. Thank you everyone who attended. It was as always, a special time. I’ll sprinkle a few photos in this week as I get finished up. Here was a beautiful smokey sunset we were greeted with upon arrival. #burningman #burningman2021

4 months ago

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Throwback to five years ago in Iceland at the #silfra site. My first (and only so far) time wearing a dry suit. They put you in thick socks and a heavy down onesie over sweat pants. It was a warm day and I’ll never forget how good that freezing cold water felt on my face upon entering. Buoyancy was the same as with regular scuba diving, but the air goes into your suit instead of a vest, so diving down you feel it crunch very uncomfortably into your skin, and then back to feeling like a cloud once you hit that button.

You basically dive between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates and is a pretty trippy feeling when looking up at these huge walls on both sides. The water is unbelievably clear as it apparently gets filtered from a glacier for a hundred years through volcanic rock. You can even drink it! I didn’t have a housing for my camera, so I didn’t bother trying to shoot anything.

Big thanks to @samkweskin and @wardkweskin for having me on their job!

#michelinman #silfra #iceland #scuba #adventure #travelphotography

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Throwback to five years ago in Iceland at the #silfra site. My first (and only so far) time wearing a dry suit. They put you in thick socks and a heavy down onesie over sweat pants. It was a warm day and I’ll never forget how good that freezing cold water felt on my face upon entering. Buoyancy was the same as with regular scuba diving, but the air goes into your suit instead of a vest, so diving down you feel it crunch very uncomfortably into your skin, and then back to feeling like a cloud once you hit that button. You basically dive between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates and is a pretty trippy feeling when looking up at these huge walls on both sides. The water is unbelievably clear as it apparently gets filtered from a glacier for a hundred years through volcanic rock. You can even drink it! I didn’t have a housing for my camera, so I didn’t bother trying to shoot anything. Big thanks to @samkweskin and @wardkweskin for having me on their job! #michelinman #silfra #iceland #scuba #adventure #travelphotography

6 months ago

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Jumping into any body of water might always be my favorite simple pleasure in life.

(Photo thanks to @jpalasz and being out there big thanks to @fuegostein @gfirestein and @doelang!)

#maui #hawaii #gooutside

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Jumping into any body of water might always be my favorite simple pleasure in life. (Photo thanks to @jpalasz and being out there big thanks to @fuegostein @gfirestein and @doelang!) #maui #hawaii #gooutside

7 months ago

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@gabriellewoolery 70ft down cool as ever. She had no problem relaxing on the bottom for a minute longer than I could 🙌🏼

I’ve never been stellar at holding my breath underwater but it has been such a pleasure to learn more and more over the years. After a couple recommendations, I picked up the book “Breath” by James Nestor and have just finished it. I’ve implemented several techniques into my activities such as only mode breathing, and breathing less in general; so far the results seem to be all positive. Can’t wait to try things out in the water 🧜🏽‍♂️🐠🐬

#keeppushing #oahu #hawaii #freedive

@gabriellewoolery 70ft down cool as ever. She had no problem relaxing on the bottom for a minute longer than I could 🙌🏼

I’ve never been stellar at holding my breath underwater but it has been such a pleasure to learn more and more over the years. After a couple recommendations, I picked up the book “Breath” by James Nestor and have just finished it. I’ve implemented several techniques into my activities such as only mode breathing, and breathing less in general; so far the results seem to be all positive. Can’t wait to try things out in the water 🧜🏽‍♂️🐠🐬

#keeppushing #oahu #hawaii #freedive

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@gabriellewoolery 70ft down cool as ever. She had no problem relaxing on the bottom for a minute longer than I could 🙌🏼 I’ve never been stellar at holding my breath underwater but it has been such a pleasure to learn more and more over the years. After a couple recommendations, I picked up the book “Breath” by James Nestor and have just finished it. I’ve implemented several techniques into my activities such as only mode breathing, and breathing less in general; so far the results seem to be all positive. Can’t wait to try things out in the water 🧜🏽‍♂️🐠🐬 #keeppushing #oahu #hawaii #freedive

7 months ago

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