My good friend Tommy Cinko of Cinko Studios has recently updated his website and it's KILLER! I've been a fan of his commercial photography for years, but am really impressed with his new fine art photos.
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they are beautiful and I am thinking of you!
Some of my favorites are the ones with the reflections of light from the other adjacent buildings shimmering on their facades. I also like the ones that juxtapose the hard geometric lines of architecture against really wild and crazy organic skies.
And thanks for thinking of me!
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