I have a brother who constantly complains about his life and how horrible it is but does absolutely nothing to change it. The fact that you actually have something to complain about yet you fight everyday to make your life have meaning and purpose is inspirational to me.
What a badass human being! You are so right, Anthony! We do take so much for granted. We look forward to so many endings...the end of a shift, work week, graduations. We plan for Christmas and vacation, all the while we forget to live. We forget to live in the moment and for every moment as they ALL are treasures, gifts that are not renewable. Thanks, Anthony. You reminded me to remember and consider just that. Keep being awesome and inspiring others to be the same. Go get your dreams!
Anthony this video has given me life! A few years back I was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy. I use to be a HUGE photographer too but when my muscles start to deteriorate I found I could no longer hold my camera. It would make me so angry because it frustrated me. I could no longer do my passion. My camera has not been in its bag, under my stairs for 5 years. Seeing how you have managed to rig it to your chair, as I said before has given me life. As soon as I've finished my breathing treatments, I will be going and getting my camera out and finding a way to attach it to my chair and reignite a passion I had for so many years. Thank you for sharing ur story. Oh and i also know how u feel for all the whys. I got diagnosed with MD when i was 20, I'm now 28 and even now i ask why. U r not alone in this journey!! Keep smiling!! Xx
Your photographs most certainly ARE beautiful. They are arresting and they do make you think and feel and react to the subjects in them. You are very talented at creating and capturing expressive visual compositions. Keep up the beautiful work.
What a beautiful man and absolutely exquisite soul you are Anthony. I’m blown away by your spirit! May God bless you and your beautiful mother. 🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️
@@yevodee4024 God gave us the best things to explore and utilize. It is the Human, who transgressed the limits (due to greed) and destroyed that perfect balance. Therefore, to fix this we must go back to natural living: start eating live raw foods, take herbs to strengthen and clean our bodies, spend time in nature, allow oneself to ponder over one's purpose of existance, turn to God for the guidance.
+@@RK-qk7ow Prove that your god (or any god of any religion) even exists in the first place, and then we can talk. And NO... not a single god-espousing religion has ever shown any reliable, credible, verifiable evidence that its god exists. Further, maintaining a healthful diet and a healthful lifestyle has absolutely nothing to do with any god of any religion.
Anthony, I’ve been following your journey for a few years now. You’ve always been such an inspiration for me and I thank you for that. You’re a fighter ❤️ love from Argentina
I was a caregiver and helped 3 people with AlS one of them was in his 20's as well .I really hope a cure is developed soon ! You are a beautiful, skilled photographer! I am so in aw that you have found a way to continue your passion ! You give hope & inspiration to many. Take care ♥️
Incredibly inspiring dude. Im sorry this happened to you, and im so glad you have found a way to continue doing what you love no matter what. Your photography is amazing
Who would dislike this informative video. The resilience that you are showing in this video is so motivating. I had read your ad on CL because I was searching for a photographer and decided to watch your story. I do know someone that may be a good fit if you don’t find someone. Take care
Anthony... your pictures are amazing...thank you for sharing your talent with us. Sending you love and light and good vibes... You are truly beautiful ... PEACE....and be wild..!!
Hi Anthony, This is the second time I have looked at your video. What inspired me to look at your video was your ALS journey. My grandfather died of this disease back in 1976. He was 66. years of age when he died. At that time not a lot was known about what caused it. My grandfather was an oil man. He used to fix peoples furnaces. He also smoked a pipe. I often wonder if the type of work he did contributed in any way to his condition. I remember what it was like for him. My grandmother used to make him Lobster thermador as it was his favorite dish and used to bring him some happiness. As a family, we did what we could do for him. I am going to pray for you Anthony. FYI I love photography too. You are quite talented. Warm Regards, Joann
I love your work! Gritty, raw, human. Life is messy, crazy and beautiful, and I think your photos capture it in a very real way. God bless you. You're right, it's not fair. I'm so sorry this happened to you. We have Huntington's disease that runs in our family, it's destructive as well. It's so hard watching your family suffer. ❤
I love your photography. Thank you for bringing a different light to ppl who view your work, it’s deep, sad, funny and insightful and also beautiful. God Bless.
Stunning photography! So happy you can continue to take photos, because you are truly talented. I hope you are well, and i hope your mother is doing good as well.
So glad you're able to keep doing this Anthony, I've been following your journey since the Ice Bucket Challenge. Please keep bringing us updates as long as you are able.
OMG!! You are SO SO SO talented! You are an inspiration. Continue to carry on with your dream that you love as it is the best medicine for your soul. Praying for you and your mother.
You are my inspiration. I suffer from chronic pain but I know we are all capable of thriving, just like you are doing with your photography. Thank you for these videos.
Wow. THIS VIDEO is the best I’ve seen in a long time. It just brings you in and forever imprints it’s message. THAT is cool. THANK YOU. I needed that, and didn’t know it.
Your photos are stunning. You are exactly right - they provide an emotional connection for everyone that sees each of them and the objects/people in them. Your spirit and dedication are equally stunning.
I’m a 31 year old mother of 3 young children, ALS is a huge possibility for me and you’re honesty and heart in this video made me feel less afraid of what comes next. Thank you so much for being you.
Phil Fry we are in the diagnose process. I have been extremely sick for the last few months and I was told a week ago that ALS is now on the table of what I could have but it takes months to actually come to a diagnosis.
My mother has ALS! A big hug to you Antony and all ALS patients and relatives/caregivers from Greece! May our Lord Jesus Christ pay back in the time He wants each and every one of you for every second of pain and sorrow that you suffered because of this terrible disease multiple times of His Divine Joy! And may give us all patience and strength!
I know every aspect of life that they're going through. My grandfather has had this disease for 5 years. It hurts seeing him this way, remembering everything that he was capable of; Remembering how he taught me how to work with my hands for a living. Its hard taking care of the ones who once took care of you, and this video is simultaneously sad, inspiring, and beautiful.
I am in my mid fifties and have lived the majority of my life in North western Canada. I don't think that young people today could possibly understand how very much the world has changed for the better, up here at least, since my childhood. When I was a child, any sort of defect was considered a source of great shame for a family and was kept hidden well away from the community at large. Disabled children rode on their own "special" short busses to their own "special" little schools. Then they went to their special homes, usually institutions or at best, group homes. Rarely were special needs children kept in their family home beyond infancy. I was an adult before I even saw a real life person in a wheelchair, and when I did, I had no idea what to do with my eyes. Despite my very best efforts, the situation was exquisitely uncomfortable for all involved. Thankfully, I recognized the absurdity of the situation where simply having to interact with someone using wheels to get around could cause such intense discomfort for an able bodied person, and I took it upon myself to get my s**t sorted out asap. I'm happy to report that I no longer find it the slightest bit uncomfortable to socialize with someone with any sort of disability. I am counting on the new generation of adults and the teens of today who stand poised to follow them, to keep fighting for acceptance of all sorts of "differences" in people around us. Sure things have improved but we still have a long Long way to go. We can do better. So why not do better?
Yes! Thank you for such a thoughtful comment. i'm blind, and when I started school at age five, mine was the only school in my county that worked specifically with blind kids, kids with development or behavior problems, hard of hearing or deaf, etc. We had a lot of other kids who weren't disable in any way. All I'm getting at is, I rode one of those shorter buses, but went to public school my entire life, and I am proud of that, so glad I did. Ii won't get into the public school vs school for (insert disability here) debate, just grateful for what I had. So, so glad you recognized the awkwardneess of your encounter and decided to get your own responses sorted. i'm so happy for you that now you can interact with people with any disability with ease. We need more people like you. Thank you for sharing your story.
Thinking of you and wishing you lots of success. Love that despite of everything you are following your true passion and inspiring others to do the same.
Your photography is beautiful...A real talent! Hoping and praying for a cure for this horrible illness... Much love and positive vibes! So inspiring. Bless your sweet Mom as well. ❤️
Anthony, you inspire me on so many levels. I love your photography. You capture everyday people going about their lives with brilliant, winning images. Thank you for brightening my day. 🌝🌹🌝
Anthony, your photos are raw, powerful, and Beautiful, just like you!! Sending prayers and light and never stop being a shutter bug Sweetie!!📷📷📷📷📷💜💜💜💜💜 Much Love and Namaste.
Its not fair! You have a right to say that, you don't have to feel bad about it. It sucks and I wish that you werent going through this. Please hang in there and dont give up your gift to take beautiful pictures no matter what. do what you love, you deserve that. God bless you and I pray for a cure fast.
Poor Darling...some things are not fair! My husband had a swift form of ALS...he was diagnosed March 2019 and he passed away May 16, 2019....it’s very rare... your photos are prolific and relevant! Stay positive, stay strong!
I hope you get to live a long life and that during that life, medical improvment makes you cure from that disease. I'm a remission from cancer myself and it's not the same level as you at all, but I live with complications from surgeries and neuralgia issues, and I understand the fear of death. I wish you really all the best.
What an absolutely amazing person you are. I think some of your photos aren't truly beautiful but gosh darn it they have true feelings coming from them. They are very powerful to look at. I'm very inspired by you thank you so much for being honest and sharing this video. xxBerne from the UK
So positive yet so sad and a good reminder that it is great if things are fair. Though my story taught me to never expect life to be fair in the first place.
I am so sorry that this is happening to you. My stepfather just passed away 2 months ago from ALS it is a horribly cruel disease. Lots of love sweet soul.
I love your pictures (and you) and I'm so sorry that this is happening to you, but I see how incredibly resilient you are, and you're living your life! I hope you get to share your work for as long as possible.
Your a very talented and artist and a wonderful person too! You and your family deserve the very best that life has to offer! If I could take this terrible disease away I would in a heart beat,no one in this day and age should have to suffer, pure and simple! Love and light from NZ
Holy shit bro... your shit is inspirational. You have an amazing gift of capturing a thousand words in an image, and still have the courage to continue with the creativity you face. I wish there were more people like you in the world...
This made me so sad 😞 I can’t you Can tell they are so humble I wish there was a cure the fact that he smiles knowing what’s gonna happen makes me appreciate everything
I have a brother who constantly complains about his life and how horrible it is but does absolutely nothing to change it. The fact that you actually have something to complain about yet you fight everyday to make your life have meaning and purpose is inspirational to me.
Your photography is stunning. Full of life and each one tells a story. Pure art at its finest. Bravo Sir! X
Much love to you Anthony!!! I use to love taking photographs as a child you're inspiring to do what I loved as a child !!!
You are so inspiring and have more life in you then 99% of the healthy ppl I know. Your photos are AHHHHHHHHHH MAZZZZZZINGGGGGGGGGG
What a badass human being! You are so right, Anthony! We do take so much for granted. We look forward to so many endings...the end of a shift, work week, graduations. We plan for Christmas and vacation, all the while we forget to live. We forget to live in the moment and for every moment as they ALL are treasures, gifts that are not renewable.
Thanks, Anthony. You reminded me to remember and consider just that. Keep being awesome and inspiring others to be the same. Go get your dreams!
Anthony this video has given me life! A few years back I was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy. I use to be a HUGE photographer too but when my muscles start to deteriorate I found I could no longer hold my camera. It would make me so angry because it frustrated me. I could no longer do my passion. My camera has not been in its bag, under my stairs for 5 years. Seeing how you have managed to rig it to your chair, as I said before has given me life. As soon as I've finished my breathing treatments, I will be going and getting my camera out and finding a way to attach it to my chair and reignite a passion I had for so many years. Thank you for sharing ur story. Oh and i also know how u feel for all the whys. I got diagnosed with MD when i was 20, I'm now 28 and even now i ask why. U r not alone in this journey!! Keep smiling!! Xx
The incredible strength it takes to take care of your mum, knowing you also have ALS. Anthony, your incredibly strong! Sending love your way!
I’m so sorry this happened to you and your family. Your photography is amazing-thank you.
Your photographs most certainly ARE beautiful. They are arresting and they do make you think and feel and react to the subjects in them. You are very talented at creating and capturing expressive visual compositions. Keep up the beautiful work.
What a beautiful man and absolutely exquisite soul you are Anthony. I’m blown away by your spirit!
May God bless you and your beautiful mother. 🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️
+ Cynthia Dee
Even if any omnipotent god of any religion exists, he is an arsehole for allowing such horrible diseases to exist.
@@yevodee4024 God gave us the best things to explore and utilize. It is the Human, who transgressed the limits (due to greed) and destroyed that perfect balance. Therefore, to fix this we must go back to natural living: start eating live raw foods, take herbs to strengthen and clean our bodies, spend time in nature, allow oneself to ponder over one's purpose of existance, turn to God for the guidance.
+@@RK-qk7ow
Prove that your god (or any god of any religion) even exists in the first place, and then we can talk. And NO... not a single god-espousing religion has ever shown any reliable, credible, verifiable evidence that its god exists.
Further, maintaining a healthful diet and a healthful lifestyle has absolutely nothing to do with any god of any religion.
@@yevodee4024 that's right
+@@michaelareustle5319
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That sucks so bad, diseases always are given to the most wonderful, most brilliant people. Stay strong even when you dont feel like it ❤
Anthony, I’ve been following your journey for a few years now. You’ve always been such an inspiration for me and I thank you for that. You’re a fighter ❤️ love from Argentina
I was a caregiver and helped 3 people with AlS one of them was in his 20's as well .I really hope a cure is developed soon ! You are a beautiful, skilled photographer! I am so in aw that you have found a way to continue your passion ! You give hope & inspiration to many. Take care ♥️
Incredibly inspiring dude. Im sorry this happened to you, and im so glad you have found a way to continue doing what you love no matter what. Your photography is amazing
Who would dislike this informative video. The resilience that you are showing in this video is so motivating. I had read your ad on CL because I was searching for a photographer and decided to watch your story. I do know someone that may be a good fit if you don’t find someone. Take care
Anthony... your pictures are amazing...thank you for sharing your talent with us. Sending you love and light and good vibes... You are truly beautiful ... PEACE....and be wild..!!
Hi Anthony, This is the second time I have looked at your video. What inspired me to look at your video was your ALS journey. My grandfather died of this disease back in 1976. He was 66. years of age when he died. At that time not a lot was known about what caused it. My grandfather was an oil man. He used to fix peoples furnaces. He also smoked a pipe. I often wonder if the type of work he did contributed in any way to his condition. I remember what it was like for him. My grandmother used to make him Lobster thermador as it was his favorite dish and used to bring him some happiness. As a family, we did what we could do for him. I am going to pray for you Anthony. FYI I love photography too. You are quite talented. Warm Regards, Joann
You and your family are amazing. You are so talented. You are in my prayers.
Love seeing the world through your eyes. ❤️ absolutely love your photography ❤️
I love your work! Gritty, raw, human. Life is messy, crazy and beautiful, and I think your photos capture it in a very real way. God bless you. You're right, it's not fair. I'm so sorry this happened to you. We have Huntington's disease that runs in our family, it's destructive as well. It's so hard watching your family suffer. ❤
When we lose this amazing man there will be a moment of silence around the world for the grantees that is this man.
Hi Anthony, my husband has ALS DISEASE, I'll send you a big hug!! ❤
I love your photography. Thank you for bringing a different light to ppl who view your work, it’s deep, sad, funny and insightful and also beautiful.
God Bless.
Anthony your story is amazing. I don’t even know you yet I am so proud! Keep rocking!
Much love to all that has this. My dear friend died last year of it at 57. Love love to all.
You, sir are so handsome. Photos are amazing 💕 You have that twinkle back in your eyes!
Much love 🇨🇦
Hi ana
Are you intrested in knowing me
@@mohavilla4363 wtf
I was just thinking of you yesterday. You are loved, Anthony.
Your pictures touch my soul. Thank you for the beautiful raw perspective.
This video is one of the most touching videos i've ever seen, your photos are amazing!! God bless you and your family!!!
Your photography is beautiful what an amazing man you are! God bless you and your family. 🙏
your pictures definitely evoke real emotions, and pictures last forever, long after everything fades away
You’re so talented and beautiful. You’re so raw and authentic. I am undergoing testing for ALS myself right now. I’m only 28.
Do you know the update with him?
Good luck
The world in YOUR camera....brilliant work Anthony ❤❤
I’ve been wondering how you’ve been doing lately, and I’m glad to hear that you’re still taking photos. Thanks for the update. ❤️
Anthony you are a fighter and your soul reflects pure love, your photography is amazing. Blessings to you and family.
Stunning photography! So happy you can continue to take photos, because you are truly talented. I hope you are well, and i hope your mother is doing good as well.
So glad you're able to keep doing this Anthony, I've been following your journey since the Ice Bucket Challenge. Please keep bringing us updates as long as you are able.
OMG!! You are SO SO SO talented! You are an inspiration. Continue to carry on with your dream that you love as it is the best medicine for your soul. Praying for you and your mother.
You are my inspiration. I suffer from chronic pain but I know we are all capable of thriving, just like you are doing with your photography. Thank you for these videos.
Hello Anthony - I think you are a very lovely, brave man. What a hero you are. Much love from England.
Wow. THIS VIDEO is the best I’ve seen in a long time. It just brings you in and forever imprints it’s message. THAT is cool. THANK YOU. I needed that, and didn’t know it.
What a great guy you are.. you make me appreciate life so much more than i do. i wish i could give you a big hug
Your photos are stunning. You are exactly right - they provide an emotional connection for everyone that sees each of them and the objects/people in them. Your spirit and dedication are equally stunning.
I’m a 31 year old mother of 3 young children, ALS is a huge possibility for me and you’re honesty and heart in this video made me feel less afraid of what comes next. Thank you so much for being you.
Phil Fry we are in the diagnose process. I have been extremely sick for the last few months and I was told a week ago that ALS is now on the table of what I could have but it takes months to actually come to a diagnosis.
Very inspirational. God love you and your family. Beautiful pictures , photography. 💕🇺🇸
My mother has ALS! A big hug to you Antony and all ALS patients and relatives/caregivers from Greece! May our Lord Jesus Christ pay back in the time He wants each and every one of you for every second of pain and sorrow that you suffered because of this terrible disease multiple times of His Divine Joy! And may give us all patience and strength!
I know every aspect of life that they're going through. My grandfather has had this disease for 5 years. It hurts seeing him this way, remembering everything that he was capable of; Remembering how he taught me how to work with my hands for a living. Its hard taking care of the ones who once took care of you, and this video is simultaneously sad, inspiring, and beautiful.
You are totally AWESOME! Thank you for sharing your journey. Please remember that you can direct a photographer.
Omg what beautiful photography. I'm so inspired! I'm praying for you friend.
From Sweden: Incredible work. Amazing photos. Moving and humbling story. Raw and intelligent. Thank you!
This is beautiful, Anthony. May God always bless you and your family.
All the very best wishes for you Anthony...you're an inspiration and a great talent....your photos are wonderful!
I am in my mid fifties and have lived the majority of my life in North western Canada.
I don't think that young people today could possibly understand how very much the world has changed for the better, up here at least, since my childhood.
When I was a child, any sort of defect was considered a source of great shame for a family and was kept hidden well away from the community at large.
Disabled children rode on their own "special" short busses to their own "special" little schools. Then they went to their special homes, usually institutions or at best, group homes. Rarely were special needs children kept in their family home beyond infancy.
I was an adult before I even saw a real life person in a wheelchair, and when I did, I had no idea what to do with my eyes. Despite my very best efforts, the situation was exquisitely uncomfortable for all involved.
Thankfully, I recognized the absurdity of the situation where simply having to interact with someone using wheels to get around could cause such intense discomfort for an able bodied person, and I took it upon myself to get my s**t sorted out asap.
I'm happy to report that I no longer find it the slightest bit uncomfortable to socialize with someone with any sort of disability.
I am counting on the new generation of adults and the teens of today who stand poised to follow them, to keep fighting for acceptance of all sorts of "differences" in people around us.
Sure things have improved but we still have a long Long way to go. We can do better. So why not do better?
Yes! Thank you for such a thoughtful comment.
i'm blind, and when I started school at age five, mine was the only school in my county that worked specifically with blind kids, kids with development or behavior problems, hard of hearing or deaf, etc. We had a lot of other kids who weren't disable in any way. All I'm getting at is, I rode one of those shorter buses, but went to public school my entire life, and I am proud of that, so glad I did. Ii won't get into the public school vs school for (insert disability here) debate, just grateful for what I had.
So, so glad you recognized the awkwardneess of your encounter and decided to get your own responses sorted. i'm so happy for you that now you can interact with people with any disability with ease. We need more people like you.
Thank you for sharing your story.
Thinking of you and wishing you lots of success. Love that despite of everything you are following your true passion and inspiring others to do the same.
Your photography is absolutely beautiful as well as you are! Thank you for this! The pictures are so good and tell a story with each one!
What a great son.
You are an inspiration. Love from Portugal!
I’m feel such sadness for your sorrow and inner torment ,but at the same time your inventive and courageous.
Keep it up, brother, you are incredible!
Your photos are magic. I love them!
You and your family seem so kind and serene...
May you find calm in your day always
Your photography is beautiful...A real talent! Hoping and praying for a cure for this horrible illness... Much love and positive vibes! So inspiring. Bless your sweet Mom as well. ❤️
Bless you and your journey. Fabulous to keep your creative outlet alive,,,,I love your art/photos.
Anthony, you inspire me on so many levels. I love your photography. You capture everyday people going about their lives with brilliant, winning images. Thank you for brightening my day. 🌝🌹🌝
Great Photos, you are very brave & send so much positive energy out ....don't ever give up....all the best for you & your loved ones
Anthony, your photos are raw, powerful, and Beautiful, just like you!! Sending prayers and light and never stop being a shutter bug Sweetie!!📷📷📷📷📷💜💜💜💜💜 Much Love and Namaste.
Anthony truly had a gift he capture the most beautiful moments ..that not everyone can capture.
Thank you so much for sharing your incredible story. I was so blessed when watching this video.
Your pics are dope, they are raw and real, man, I applaud you!
What an amazing photographer.
Your photography is amazing! What an eye you have!!
God bless you anthony, love your photography
Its not fair! You have a right to say that, you don't have to feel bad about it. It sucks and I wish that you werent going through this. Please hang in there and dont give up your gift to take beautiful pictures no matter what. do what you love, you deserve that. God bless you and I pray for a cure fast.
You are a gem of humanity, and do amazing photography. Thanks for sharing your life and perspective to the world ❤️
Your photography is amazing! Love it , god bless you .. love you ❤️
Poor Darling...some things are not fair! My husband had a swift form of ALS...he was diagnosed March 2019 and he passed away May 16, 2019....it’s very rare... your photos are prolific and relevant! Stay positive, stay strong!
Good to hear ur still kicking been following you for years, keep up your photos, enjoy every moment bud
We love you Anthony please cheer up 👍🙏🙏🥂❤️🍻
Your work are beautiful and real. Especially the black and white ones. Indeed, you are making a difference.. while on your chair. ❤️
Your photography is your best medicine for when you are down. Your face lights up! :) Love and hugs to you and your mom.
I hope you get to live a long life and that during that life, medical improvment makes you cure from that disease. I'm a remission from cancer myself and it's not the same level as you at all, but I live with complications from surgeries and neuralgia issues, and I understand the fear of death. I wish you really all the best.
What an absolutely amazing person you are. I think some of your photos aren't truly beautiful but gosh darn it they have true feelings coming from them. They are very powerful to look at. I'm very inspired by you thank you so much for being honest and sharing this video. xxBerne from the UK
The pictures are amazing. Full of life and joy and live. Wow
I pray for you and your mum. You are such a talented photographer.
You are absolutely talented! Brightened my day, thank you for sharing your story, your journey. ❤️
Keep keeping on.. been following you a bit love your work and your perspective
Your pictures are reflect of yourself and it is so beautiful. One day at a time
So positive yet so sad and a good reminder that it is great if things are fair. Though my story taught me to never expect life to be fair in the first place.
Thank you, for sharing your story.
I am so sorry that this is happening to you. My stepfather just passed away 2 months ago from ALS it is a horribly cruel disease. Lots of love sweet soul.
I love your pictures (and you) and I'm so sorry that this is happening to you, but I see how incredibly resilient you are, and you're living your life! I hope you get to share your work for as long as possible.
Your a very talented and artist and a wonderful person too! You and your family deserve the very best that life has to offer! If I could take this terrible disease away I would in a heart beat,no one in this day and age should have to suffer, pure and simple! Love and light from NZ
No Anthony your fucken cool !
Your are such an example of being an earth angel wow I love you. Strong soft hope all of it🙏bless you
Holy shit bro... your shit is inspirational. You have an amazing gift of capturing a thousand words in an image, and still have the courage to continue with the creativity you face. I wish there were more people like you in the world...
I'm in awe. You're AMAZING!!
Your pictures are art, closeness and make me feel the smell of the environments...
Anthony, you take some extraordinary pictures😲... both wedding & street shots. Keep it up!🙃 You've blessed with the gift.
Extremely talented, i love your work.
This is so great!! I really enjoyed watching your video and bearing your story!! Keep it up! Very inspirational and motivating!:-)
This made me so sad 😞 I can’t you Can tell they are so humble I wish there was a cure the fact that he smiles knowing what’s gonna happen makes me appreciate everything
I am humbled. Be blessed
You are amazing Anthony!