interseccion
a collision of colors & texture in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico...
by Corbett Campbell
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About the Book
Like most small towns in Mexico, San Miguel’s architecture allows for the intense personal expression of color and texture without any sentimental or even practical consideration of what might exist next door. There is a particular joyousness to the unexpected yet harmonious clashes that arise from this pursuit of individuality, as well as an underlying order to what may at first appear to be chaos. This collection attempts to showcase the way in which intersections of color and texture can collide, creating unexpected art of surprising beauty.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
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Project Option: Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
# of Pages: 40 - Publish Date: Dec 03, 2009
- Keywords San Miguel de Allende, travel, photography, texture, color, Mexico, crow_soup
About the Creator
An admirer of both whiskey and weird facial hair, Corbett Campbell is passionate about left hand turns and is obsessed with the idea that abandoned furniture has the potential to make the world a better place. When he's not masterfully playing the corporate game, you will find him stalking the city streets on a constant hunt for the perfect angle. He also seeks the wholesome sort of fame that might breed a purpose greater than money and magazine covers and kindly asks that you pass this on. Mr. Campbell currently finds himself living in San Francisco, California, with his loving wife, beautiful daughter and their adorable ghost cat. I shoot things at home and on the road.