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Love the grains, the duotones, the undefined borders. bottom line, We would beg for film, photo processing and its irreplaceable results.

Photojournalist, Jim Herrington knew what he wanted to do at the age of 13 after attending Berry Goodman's concert. He has shot for magazines like Rolling Stone (both mag and band), Mojo, GQ & even Gibson Guitars. It seems like musicians inspires photographers in so many ways- that includes the birth of the passion itself. So my question is, between music and photography, which has more impact on people who practices none?

I think it depends on the individual, whether out of what you see or what you hear, which is what you choose to believe in.

β€œI just stay out of the way,” he says, β€œand let the subject speak.”

http://jimherrington.com/load.html
I like how the site echoes his photographs.

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