‘Kids of Summer’ by Julia Nathanson

Name: Julia Nathanson
Hometown: Toronto, Canada
Resides: Toronto, Canada
Profession: full-time mom/indentured servant
Hobbies: aimless wandering, yoga, Netflix
Hipstographer since: 2011
Year of Birth: 1974

Favorite Combo:  Lowy  +  Otto 
Favorite Lens: it’s evolving
Favorite Film:  Otto 
Favorite Flash: rarely use

"Childhood and summer. Both joyous and fleeting. I can still feel the heat of sticky summer nights, belly full of pie, legs swollen with bites. The rules don't apply. School’s a distant memory. TV isn’t an option. But there's always an undercurrent of darkness and mystery. The lake, as it sparkles, hints at something menacing beneath. These images evoke those childhood memories: a dreamy, fractured recollection. This is part of a larger collection, spanning four summers and five bodies of water. The subjects are my own children, my nieces, nephews, and godchildren. They work for freezies and hot dogs."
Julia Nathanson

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