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Von Spacial
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A man appears to be heading home from a long day of work
You don't usually see this many empty seats
Here I wanted to show symmetry and scale on the ferry
The leading lines and geometry of squares really made this a surreal moment to witness
I wonder if he dreams in yellow
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Published: Photo District News, CNN, Petapixel
Awards: Sony Emerging Photographer of the Year
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Artist: Mike Schmidt
Collection: Lost In Transit
Edition: Limited to 10
License: Primary NFT holder is free to use in advertising, display privately and in groups, including virtual galleries, documentaries and essays by the holder of the NFT, as long as the creator is credited. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise, commercial distribution, or derivative works. Copyright remains with the creator.
This is my legacy project - A decade of moments in the art of observing human beings commuting on The Staten Island Ferry
I find the journey via boat across the New York harbor to be a meditative break from the chaos of a hustling city.
Upon boarding, the vibration of the ferry’s engine is felt. You can hear the sound of the water slapping against the stern of the vessel as it departs. Walking along the deck, gazing past the horizon of the vast ocean can be calm and humbling.
What I’m finding through making these photographs is that I am not the only one lost in myself. These portraits are no more an outward look at others as they are an inward look at my own psyche
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I will be dropping 20 Images at a time and will only release the next batch of 20 upon sell out
There will be 5 rounds total equaling 100 images in the final collection
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I was granted the award "SONY Emerging Photographer of the Year" and have been featured in Photo District News and CNN for this project
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Von Spacial
Von Spacial
A man appears to be heading home from a long day of work
You don't usually see this many empty seats
Here I wanted to show symmetry and scale on the ferry
The leading lines and geometry of squares really made this a surreal moment to witness
I wonder if he dreams in yellow
//
Published: Photo District News, CNN, Petapixel
Awards: Sony Emerging Photographer of the Year
//
Artist: Mike Schmidt
Collection: Lost In Transit
Edition: Limited to 10
License: Primary NFT holder is free to use in advertising, display privately and in groups, including virtual galleries, documentaries and essays by the holder of the NFT, as long as the creator is credited. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise, commercial distribution, or derivative works. Copyright remains with the creator.
This is my legacy project - A decade of moments in the art of observing human beings commuting on The Staten Island Ferry
I find the journey via boat across the New York harbor to be a meditative break from the chaos of a hustling city.
Upon boarding, the vibration of the ferry’s engine is felt. You can hear the sound of the water slapping against the stern of the vessel as it departs. Walking along the deck, gazing past the horizon of the vast ocean can be calm and humbling.
What I’m finding through making these photographs is that I am not the only one lost in myself. These portraits are no more an outward look at others as they are an inward look at my own psyche
//
I will be dropping 20 Images at a time and will only release the next batch of 20 upon sell out
There will be 5 rounds total equaling 100 images in the final collection
//
I was granted the award "SONY Emerging Photographer of the Year" and have been featured in Photo District News and CNN for this project
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