I Think I Saw Her
Color Without U Looks Wrong To Me is the story of a California road trip Needham and his wife took the day they found out they were having a child. It recalls the surrealism and joy of that journey as well as the one they were embarking upon. Through photographic compositions Needham creates pieces from multiple moments, better speaking to the multitudes contained within each of us.
Focusing on calm spaces populated by whimsical items on the horizon is Needham’s attempt to grapple with the prospect of fatherhood. His wife’s ability to convey love through food has become such a huge part of his work. The featured signs occupy the roadside along these journeys. Some are old and faded but still stand tall as beacons of sustenance and a reminder of home.
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I Think I Saw Her
Color Without U Looks Wrong To Me is the story of a California road trip Needham and his wife took the day they found out they were having a child. It recalls the surrealism and joy of that journey as well as the one they were embarking upon. Through photographic compositions Needham creates pieces from multiple moments, better speaking to the multitudes contained within each of us.
Focusing on calm spaces populated by whimsical items on the horizon is Needham’s attempt to grapple with the prospect of fatherhood. His wife’s ability to convey love through food has become such a huge part of his work. The featured signs occupy the roadside along these journeys. Some are old and faded but still stand tall as beacons of sustenance and a reminder of home.
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Color Without U Looks Wrong To Me is the story of a California road trip Needham and his wife took the day they found out they were having a child. It recalls the surrealism and joy of that journey as well as the one they were embarking upon. Through photographic compositions Needham creates pieces from multiple moments, better speaking to the multitudes contained within each of us.
Focusing on calm spaces populated by whimsical items on the horizon is Needham’s attempt to grapple with the prospect of fatherhood. His wife’s ability to convey love through food has become such a huge part of his work. The featured signs occupy the roadside along these journeys. Some are old and faded but still stand tall as beacons of sustenance and a reminder of home.
