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killestt
Kevin Horvath
nyc 📸🎥
Worn Between Blocks — An editorial series.
I texted Ming maybe two days before these images were made. Grabbed a few rolls of film, threw the camera in my backpack, and told him to meet me somewhere downtown. No real plan.
Earlier that day, I drove around with @joshaldecoa looking for corners that still felt untouched—away from populated parts of downtown. The kind of blocks that still feel lived in, where the locals live. I came across an out-of-service telephone booth on Clinton and Cherry st. Raw, overlooked, old New York.
A few minutes later Ming pulled up in baggy denim, boots, and a New Era fitted that was probably a little too big for him. I tossed him my yellow Gore-Tex, a chaps polo and we made some images.
At some point we made our way to Chinatown for a bite and ended up making a few more images there too.
Behind the Lens: @killestt
In Front of the Lens: @ming._lee
Photo Assist: @joshuacottophoto
Wardrobe: Sourced from our closets
Handprints made at @meadownyc
Worn Between Blocks — An editorial series.
I texted Ming maybe two days before these images were made. Grabbed a few rolls of film, threw the camera in my backpack, and told him to meet me somewhere downtown. No real plan.
Earlier that day, I drove around with @joshaldecoa looking for corners that still felt untouched—away from populated parts of downtown. The kind of blocks that still feel lived in, where the locals live. I came across an out-of-service telephone booth on Clinton and Cherry st. Raw, overlooked, old New York.
A few minutes later Ming pulled up in baggy denim, boots, and a New Era fitted that was probably a little too big for him. I tossed him my yellow Gore-Tex, a chaps polo and we made some images.
At some point we made our way to Chinatown for a bite and ended up making a few more images there too.
Behind the Lens: @killestt
In Front of the Lens: @ming._lee
Photo Assist: @joshuacottophoto
Wardrobe: Sourced from our closets
Handprints made at @meadownyc
Worn Between Blocks — An editorial series.
I texted Ming maybe two days before these images were made. Grabbed a few rolls of film, threw the camera in my backpack, and told him to meet me somewhere downtown. No real plan.
Earlier that day, I drove around with @joshaldecoa looking for corners that still felt untouched—away from populated parts of downtown. The kind of blocks that still feel lived in, where the locals live. I came across an out-of-service telephone booth on Clinton and Cherry st. Raw, overlooked, old New York.
A few minutes later Ming pulled up in baggy denim, boots, and a New Era fitted that was probably a little too big for him. I tossed him my yellow Gore-Tex, a chaps polo and we made some images.
At some point we made our way to Chinatown for a bite and ended up making a few more images there too.
Behind the Lens: @killestt
In Front of the Lens: @ming._lee
Photo Assist: @joshuacottophoto
Wardrobe: Sourced from our closets
Handprints made at @meadownyc
Worn Between Blocks — An editorial series.
I texted Ming maybe two days before these images were made. Grabbed a few rolls of film, threw the camera in my backpack, and told him to meet me somewhere downtown. No real plan.
Earlier that day, I drove around with @joshaldecoa looking for corners that still felt untouched—away from populated parts of downtown. The kind of blocks that still feel lived in, where the locals live. I came across an out-of-service telephone booth on Clinton and Cherry st. Raw, overlooked, old New York.
A few minutes later Ming pulled up in baggy denim, boots, and a New Era fitted that was probably a little too big for him. I tossed him my yellow Gore-Tex, a chaps polo and we made some images.
At some point we made our way to Chinatown for a bite and ended up making a few more images there too.
Behind the Lens: @killestt
In Front of the Lens: @ming._lee
Photo Assist: @joshuacottophoto
Wardrobe: Sourced from our closets
Handprints made at @meadownyc
Worn Between Blocks — An editorial series.
I texted Ming maybe two days before these images were made. Grabbed a few rolls of film, threw the camera in my backpack, and told him to meet me somewhere downtown. No real plan.
Earlier that day, I drove around with @joshaldecoa looking for corners that still felt untouched—away from populated parts of downtown. The kind of blocks that still feel lived in, where the locals live. I came across an out-of-service telephone booth on Clinton and Cherry st. Raw, overlooked, old New York.
A few minutes later Ming pulled up in baggy denim, boots, and a New Era fitted that was probably a little too big for him. I tossed him my yellow Gore-Tex, a chaps polo and we made some images.
At some point we made our way to Chinatown for a bite and ended up making a few more images there too.
Behind the Lens: @killestt
In Front of the Lens: @ming._lee
Photo Assist: @joshuacottophoto
Wardrobe: Sourced from our closets
Handprints made at @meadownyc
Worn Between Blocks — An editorial series.
I texted Ming maybe two days before these images were made. Grabbed a few rolls of film, threw the camera in my backpack, and told him to meet me somewhere downtown. No real plan.
Earlier that day, I drove around with @joshaldecoa looking for corners that still felt untouched—away from populated parts of downtown. The kind of blocks that still feel lived in, where the locals live. I came across an out-of-service telephone booth on Clinton and Cherry st. Raw, overlooked, old New York.
A few minutes later Ming pulled up in baggy denim, boots, and a New Era fitted that was probably a little too big for him. I tossed him my yellow Gore-Tex, a chaps polo and we made some images.
At some point we made our way to Chinatown for a bite and ended up making a few more images there too.
Behind the Lens: @killestt
In Front of the Lens: @ming._lee
Photo Assist: @joshuacottophoto
Wardrobe: Sourced from our closets
Handprints made at @meadownyc
Worn Between Blocks — An editorial series.
I texted Ming maybe two days before these images were made. Grabbed a few rolls of film, threw the camera in my backpack, and told him to meet me somewhere downtown. No real plan.
Earlier that day, I drove around with @joshaldecoa looking for corners that still felt untouched—away from populated parts of downtown. The kind of blocks that still feel lived in, where the locals live. I came across an out-of-service telephone booth on Clinton and Cherry st. Raw, overlooked, old New York.
A few minutes later Ming pulled up in baggy denim, boots, and a New Era fitted that was probably a little too big for him. I tossed him my yellow Gore-Tex, a chaps polo and we made some images.
At some point we made our way to Chinatown for a bite and ended up making a few more images there too.
Behind the Lens: @killestt
In Front of the Lens: @ming._lee
Photo Assist: @joshuacottophoto
Wardrobe: Sourced from our closets
Handprints made at @meadownyc
Worn Between Blocks — An editorial series.
I texted Ming maybe two days before these images were made. Grabbed a few rolls of film, threw the camera in my backpack, and told him to meet me somewhere downtown. No real plan.
Earlier that day, I drove around with @joshaldecoa looking for corners that still felt untouched—away from populated parts of downtown. The kind of blocks that still feel lived in, where the locals live. I came across an out-of-service telephone booth on Clinton and Cherry st. Raw, overlooked, old New York.
A few minutes later Ming pulled up in baggy denim, boots, and a New Era fitted that was probably a little too big for him. I tossed him my yellow Gore-Tex, a chaps polo and we made some images.
At some point we made our way to Chinatown for a bite and ended up making a few more images there too.
Behind the Lens: @killestt
In Front of the Lens: @ming._lee
Photo Assist: @joshuacottophoto
Wardrobe: Sourced from our closets
Handprints made at @meadownyc
Photographed 500+ people this past weekend with @wheels_of_nyc —every single person brought their own energy.
Director / Photographer: @killestt
Producer: @kampossible
Camera Asst: @jarellmique
Digitech: @joshuacottophoto
Lighting: @killestt
PA: @renzo.lpc
Shoutout to Oren and the @wheels_of_nyc team for having us.
Photographed 500+ people this past weekend with @wheels_of_nyc —every single person brought their own energy.
Director / Photographer: @killestt
Producer: @kampossible
Camera Asst: @jarellmique
Digitech: @joshuacottophoto
Lighting: @killestt
PA: @renzo.lpc
Shoutout to Oren and the @wheels_of_nyc team for having us.
Photographed 500+ people this past weekend with @wheels_of_nyc —every single person brought their own energy.
Director / Photographer: @killestt
Producer: @kampossible
Camera Asst: @jarellmique
Digitech: @joshuacottophoto
Lighting: @killestt
PA: @renzo.lpc
Shoutout to Oren and the @wheels_of_nyc team for having us.
Photographed 500+ people this past weekend with @wheels_of_nyc —every single person brought their own energy.
Director / Photographer: @killestt
Producer: @kampossible
Camera Asst: @jarellmique
Digitech: @joshuacottophoto
Lighting: @killestt
PA: @renzo.lpc
Shoutout to Oren and the @wheels_of_nyc team for having us.
Photographed 500+ people this past weekend with @wheels_of_nyc —every single person brought their own energy.
Director / Photographer: @killestt
Producer: @kampossible
Camera Asst: @jarellmique
Digitech: @joshuacottophoto
Lighting: @killestt
PA: @renzo.lpc
Shoutout to Oren and the @wheels_of_nyc team for having us.
Photographed 500+ people this past weekend with @wheels_of_nyc —every single person brought their own energy.
Director / Photographer: @killestt
Producer: @kampossible
Camera Asst: @jarellmique
Digitech: @joshuacottophoto
Lighting: @killestt
PA: @renzo.lpc
Shoutout to Oren and the @wheels_of_nyc team for having us.
Photographed 500+ people this past weekend with @wheels_of_nyc —every single person brought their own energy.
Director / Photographer: @killestt
Producer: @kampossible
Camera Asst: @jarellmique
Digitech: @joshuacottophoto
Lighting: @killestt
PA: @renzo.lpc
Shoutout to Oren and the @wheels_of_nyc team for having us.
Photographed 500+ people this past weekend with @wheels_of_nyc —every single person brought their own energy.
Director / Photographer: @killestt
Producer: @kampossible
Camera Asst: @jarellmique
Digitech: @joshuacottophoto
Lighting: @killestt
PA: @renzo.lpc
Shoutout to Oren and the @wheels_of_nyc team for having us.
Photographed 500+ people this past weekend with @wheels_of_nyc —every single person brought their own energy.
Director / Photographer: @killestt
Producer: @kampossible
Camera Asst: @jarellmique
Digitech: @joshuacottophoto
Lighting: @killestt
PA: @renzo.lpc
Shoutout to Oren and the @wheels_of_nyc team for having us.
Photographed 500+ people this past weekend with @wheels_of_nyc —every single person brought their own energy.
Director / Photographer: @killestt
Producer: @kampossible
Camera Asst: @jarellmique
Digitech: @joshuacottophoto
Lighting: @killestt
PA: @renzo.lpc
Shoutout to Oren and the @wheels_of_nyc team for having us.
Photographed 500+ people this past weekend with @wheels_of_nyc —every single person brought their own energy.
Director / Photographer: @killestt
Producer: @kampossible
Camera Asst: @jarellmique
Digitech: @joshuacottophoto
Lighting: @killestt
PA: @renzo.lpc
Shoutout to Oren and the @wheels_of_nyc team for having us.
Camera, color & edit by me for @joel.rdrgz — “FROM THE HEART”
Produced by @spanish_ran
Between one place and the next,
just passing through — Flushing, Queens 📸
Between one place and the next,
just passing through — Flushing, Queens 📸
Between one place and the next,
just passing through — Flushing, Queens 📸
Between one place and the next,
just passing through — Flushing, Queens 📸
LIE, Midtown Tunnel, FDR.
Music
Shabaka And The Ancestors-
Teach Me How To Be Vulnerable
Unfamiliar scenes from familiar places.
Just passing through — Downtown Flushing 📸
Unfamiliar scenes from familiar places.
Just passing through — Downtown Flushing 📸
Unfamiliar scenes from familiar places.
Just passing through — Downtown Flushing 📸
Unfamiliar scenes from familiar places.
Just passing through — Downtown Flushing 📸
Unfamiliar scenes from familiar places.
Just passing through — Downtown Flushing 📸
Unfamiliar scenes from familiar places.
Just passing through — Downtown Flushing 📸
Unfamiliar scenes from familiar places.
Just passing through — Downtown Flushing 📸
Unfamiliar scenes from familiar places.
Just passing through — Downtown Flushing 📸
Unfamiliar scenes from familiar places.
Just passing through — Downtown Flushing 📸
Unfamiliar scenes from familiar places.
Just passing through — Downtown Flushing 📸
Just passing through.
1. Queensboro Plaza.
2. Jesus piece on Bowery.
3. Walking over the Manhattan Bridge.
4. Walking with Nadine to the C train.
Music:
Puma Blue — Only Trying to Tell You
Westside Gunn — Babas
Vincent Gallo — And a Colored Sky Colored Grey
Amanda Brown — Romance Pt. 1
Camera + Color by @killestt
Just passing through.
1. Queensboro Plaza.
2. Jesus piece on Bowery.
3. Walking over the Manhattan Bridge.
4. Walking with Nadine to the C train.
Music:
Puma Blue — Only Trying to Tell You
Westside Gunn — Babas
Vincent Gallo — And a Colored Sky Colored Grey
Amanda Brown — Romance Pt. 1
Camera + Color by @killestt
Just passing through.
1. Queensboro Plaza.
2. Jesus piece on Bowery.
3. Walking over the Manhattan Bridge.
4. Walking with Nadine to the C train.
Music:
Puma Blue — Only Trying to Tell You
Westside Gunn — Babas
Vincent Gallo — And a Colored Sky Colored Grey
Amanda Brown — Romance Pt. 1
Camera + Color by @killestt
Just passing through.
1. Queensboro Plaza.
2. Jesus piece on Bowery.
3. Walking over the Manhattan Bridge.
4. Walking with Nadine to the C train.
Music:
Puma Blue — Only Trying to Tell You
Westside Gunn — Babas
Vincent Gallo — And a Colored Sky Colored Grey
Amanda Brown — Romance Pt. 1
Camera + Color by @killestt
Spare Moments, Act 3
Peter Latorre — Westbury Boxing Gym
Quiet rounds between the noise.
Camera + Color by @killestt
🥊: @voodoopete
Spare Moments pt. 7 🎞️
Wandering through.
Music 🎵 Harold Land - You Don’t Know What Love Is. Harold Land, 1958
Spare Moments pt. 7 🎞️
Wandering through.
Music 🎵 Harold Land - You Don’t Know What Love Is. Harold Land, 1958
Spare Moments pt. 7 🎞️
Wandering through.
Music 🎵 Harold Land - You Don’t Know What Love Is. Harold Land, 1958
Spare Moments pt. 7 🎞️
Wandering through.
Music 🎵 Harold Land - You Don’t Know What Love Is. Harold Land, 1958
Spare Moments pt. 7 🎞️
Wandering through.
Music 🎵 Harold Land - You Don’t Know What Love Is. Harold Land, 1958
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