PUSHING — 2008 (SONY-ERIKSSON CELLPHONE)
BY LEE BACCHUS
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The motif here is Greater Vancouver in transition. With many exceptions.
Unless otherwise noted, most of the stuff here was created by Bernie Lyon, a Vancouver illustrator, and Lee Bacchus, a Vancouver photographer/writer. Our work has appeared in The Tyee, Vancouver Magazine and Western Living among others.
Contact rlbacchus@gmail.com
Contact rlbacchus@gmail.com
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2 comments:
hi lee,bernie
inspired by you guys, i have started putting photographs of my city on my blog. please do visit and comment on how can i improve my skills.
thanks a lot,
adee
I swear this man has an identical twin wandering the streets of Charlotte Amalie in St. Thomas. He always carried his shirt in hand, self-flagellating himself either as a method of prompting a breeze in the day's heat or perhaps to ward off flies. I never once saw him pushing a cart, but his gnarled frame curved in the same manner and his flesh was the color of oak. It made the whiteness of his hair that much more intense.
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