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There are so many more beautiful venues available and if you would like to discuss how these venues would photograph, please feel free to ask ! Some of my favorite wedding venues in the Charlotte include the Levin Museum of the New South, The Mint Museum, Centerstage at NODA, Foundation For The Carolinas, The Morehead Inn, The Kimpton Tryon Park Hotel, The Ritz-Carlton, Charlotte City Club, Ballantyne Country Club, Duke Mansion, Separk Mansion, Alexander Homestead, Byron's South End, Queens University of Charlotte, Whitehead Manor Conference Center, The Laboratory Mill and The VanLandingham Estate. I have shot in many events in locations in around Charlotte, NC including weddings, engagement and bridal portraits, and commercial photography for groups like the YMCA of Greater Charlotte and Hooptee basketball camps and celebrity golf tournament. Thank you so much for visiting my website! I specialize in commissioned work for all types of event photography and am also available as a high end real-estate photographer for clients in North Carolina as well as throughout the Unites States and the world. My name is Traci Arney and I'm a wedding, portrait and commercial photographer serving Charlotte, NC. and a remarkable tour of urban life in more than 50 cities.Top North Carolina Wedding and Event Photographer | Traci Arney Photography Charlotte, NC Wedding & Event Photographer "A must-have ‘atlas’ for street-photography lovers. And even if you thought you knew cities like New York, Rio, or Mumbai, these pictures will open your eyes."-Michael Kaminer, Yahoo! Travel Now, a massive tome called The World Atlas of Street Photography has collected 700 street-photography images from around the world. But it’s gritty street photography that exposes a city’s throbbing heart-the ‘theater of the everyday’ that unfolds on every corner. "Postcard-perfect portraits of glittery skylines provide polished glimpses of urban life. It is rare for collections like this to pull off such simultaneous breadth and depth, yet this resource of over 100 artists succeeds, edifying and captivating throughout."- Publishers Weekly
The images are beautiful, produced with the same vibrant attention that the text directs toward each celebrated photographer. "The long shared history of photography and urbanity arrives at an exciting contemporary (and international) moment through this vibrant volume. "A Best Art Book of 2014."- Huffington Post "More than 700 images from 100 contemporary photographers capture unexpected moments of daily street life around the globe, from Paris to Havana to Seoul."- Los Angeles Times "A compendium of artists and perspectives from around the world, each fearlessly hunting the urban jungle, camera in hand."-Priscilla Frank, Huffington Post But the genre is experiencing a renaissance, she says, grappling with issues like inequality in Africa and the growth of megacities in Asia."-Eben Shapiro, Wall Street Journal Jackie Higgins, the author of the book, says for many people the term ‘street photography’ conjures up artists with a signature look from a particular era, such as Henri Cartier-Bresson or Garry Winogrand. A new book, The World Atlas of Street Photography, has pictures by 100 established and emerging photographers, working in more than 50 cities on five continents. "Street photography has an irresistible allure, bringing out the voyeur in the viewer. The World Atlas of Street Photography offers a peek through the lenses of photographers chronicling the fever, furor, and intimacy of urban life. Lee, Lise Sarfati, Jeff Wall, Daido Moriyama, Alexey Titarenko, Christo and Jeanne-Claude, David Goldblatt, and Julio Bittencourt, among many others. This magnificently illustrated compilation of more than 700 images presents over one hundred established and emerging contemporary photographers, including Nikki S. Lively and informative, this handsome book compiles expressions of a vibrant genre and is the first of its kind to scour the globe-from New York to New Delhi, Beijing to Brighton, Havana to Hamburg, and Sydney to Seoul. Twelve specially commissioned artworks are featured, in addition to a wide selection of striking and well-known images of city life. The World Atlas of Street Photography focuses on the abundance of photos created on street corners internationally, including classic documentary street photography as well as mediated images of urban landscapes, staged performances, and sculpture. An ambitious, stunning compendium assembling vibrant, varied expressions of street photography, both staged and improvised, from around the globe The energetic, fluctuating pace of the metropolis has long lured photographers to capture-often candidly-the chaos, character, and incident of modern urban life ever since the genesis of photography in the 19th century.
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