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I am a fan of Noel Kerns’ night photography (see his website here). A self-described “light-painter,” Noel uses strobe-lighting to illuminate various abandoned buildings and ghost towns in Texas. The images are absolutely hauntings and wonderful, I encourage you to take a look and see for yourself.
A new organization called The Supper Room is hosting a dinner in Brooklyn on April 24th. The dinner will involve a 5-course meal prepared by Arden Lewis, chef at Maialino in the Gramercy Park Hotel, as well as a photography exhibit by me (Daniel Eiras) and music by Veronica Nunes (visit her website here). Space is limited, tickets are $75, and proceeds will be going to the Doctors Without Borders charity. Please attend!
Tony Melendez was born with no arms, a consequence of his mother being given thalidomide during her pregnancy. Still, Tony has been brought up a deeply spiritual man, and uses his talents to play the guitar and praise God every day. An inspirational story.
I imagine you have to have utter faith once you are in the middle of the clouds and fog that the plane is on the right course, and will land on the runway and not on one of the thousands of buildings in São Paulo.
