Gumbo Gator
Originally uploaded by lizhurley.
Richard Caraballo has some competition. While this East Harlem photographer has an exceptional eye for texture, a Nawlins (New Orleans) photographer has been added increasingly to my Flickr favorites.
Liz Hurley has a knack for intriquing composition. Both have a remarkable ability to take pictures that tell stories — rich cultural narratives.
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