Boogie: Bleak Street Lifes by PingMag
Leafing through any of Boogie’s previous books, the self-titled Boogie and It’s All Good, a disturbing and authentic image can be seen through his exploits with drug junkies, gang members and a facet of life not often exposed to the mainstream. In an interview with PingMag, Boogie comes to terms with how he came into photography and the relationships he built, allowing for these genuine and raw imagery that has become characteristic of his work. Check out the interview here. Source: mashKULTURE
Leafing through any of Boogie’s previous books, the self-titled Boogie and It’s All Good, a disturbing and authentic image can be seen through his exploits with drug junkies, gang members and a facet of life not often exposed to the mainstream. In an interview with PingMag, Boogie comes to terms with how he came into photography and the relationships he built, allowing for these genuine and raw imagery that has become characteristic of his work. Check out the interview here.
Source: mashKULTURE
