Everyday is Ramadan for me. One of the greatest principles I have adopted living in Jericho was learning how to fast. Throughout all of my traveling, I have adopted fasting as a way to keep pushing with my photography. The second after you eat, just go to sleep! I enjoy eating at 7pm and getting to bed by 8pm.
3.5 pounds is my new personal record, but I guess it doesn’t really count because they were short beef ribs with bones in. I find that around 2 pounds of beef per day can sustain me perfectly the next day.
SAVAGE MODE (ON) OFF – Lift in the morning, fast all day, and eat one big meal of beef before bed! This is my solution to increasing my testosterone and energy levels. I have never had so much confidence, courage, and strength to go through the day since I have adopted this carnivorous diet.
Everyday you respawn. Once the sun rises, it’s time to seize the day! How will you spend your time on this Earth? I will be off working on the archive of Philadelphia! Street photographers are the future historians of the world.
If you need to sit down, close your eyes, take a nap and pray.
The obsession I have for photography and life is insane and drives me out the door each morning. If you have it, you have it. If you don’t, you don’t.
From Latin obsessio (“a besieging”), from obsidere (“to besiege”); see obsess.
A 9-5 office worker is typically seeking to get drunk any moment they have free time. The life of an artist is constantly drunk from life itself.
Penn’s Landing is the place to be during the summer in Philadelphia. I often overhear people complaining on the streets about a lack of things to do in Philadelphia, but there are endless possibilities when you see life through the lens of an artist.
Photography is now- all day, everyday. It’s something that I will do religiously until the day I die. A life of walking, photographing, waiting, watching, and interacting with the public space and other humans fulfills me like nothing else in life. The camera is the ticket and life is the ride!
