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Street Scenes | Independence

By C. CERES MERRY

C. Ceres Merry

Viewfinder | Urban Quilt

By C. CERES MERRY

C. Ceres Merry on stitching together compelling images in New York.

“The date 10/10/10 was the day of the online event called One Day On Earth. When I saw Land’s End LES I decided not to just snap a pic but take a photograph. I truly changed that day from just taking many quick snaps to seeing the city as collected works of art and really learning how to take better photographs.”

Life

April 13, 2011, 4:00 pm

Street Scenes | Snap

By C. CERES MERRY

C. Ceres Merry

Life

March 14, 2011, 4:00 pm

Street Scenes | A Monster on 6th

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C. Ceres Merry

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