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Anthony Marracini of Connexions Gallery
©2010 Reina Lopez |
I went out to Easton to a photoshoot and met up with two photographers. I met a guy name Anthony Marraccini that lives in Easton and is one of the owners of the Connexions fine art, antiques, and hand-crafted gifts gallery. He is a down to earth guy, outspoken, and outgoing! The story about his life and what he had to go through as a kid to young adult was quite interesting. His work as a painter is fantastic and Anthony is indeed talented in multiple areas.
Also, I went to another photoshoot the same day to meet up with another photographer name Ed Eckstein. He also lives in Easton and does his work in a private studio. He loves what he does for a living because he shows it in his work, and the man is wise, and has a talented gift. Enjoys taking pictures of people in black and white. In my opinon I think pictures that are in black and white are much more meaningful and real. Also, Ed thought about it in the same way. His photos are inspiring that grabs your attention and you can possible relate. A photographer is usually outgoing but Ed isn't he is very much layed back, calm person, and interesting to me.
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©2010 Reina Lopez |
While I was in Easton my classmates, instructors, and I went to a pizzeria to eat lunch. I ate three types of pizzas. I only took pictures of the one pizza I never tried before which was ham and pineapple. It was pretty good but the picture I took made the pizza look delicious. Trying to get good lighting and a perfect angle of the pizza is important. The photographer that inspired me to take pictures of food is Lou Manna. I love his pictures, and how he takes a piece of food or dish, and makes it look fabulous. I'd hope to meet him one day!