Taken a day before Bent Cross, but in Albequerque. He was standing on the middle strip between lanes of traffic, beer in hand wearing a leather mask in 90 degree heat. I gave him a couple bucks for the poses that he was happy to provide. He was a friendly guy who seemed happy to be alive.

- Isaac McKay-Randozzi

Isaac Mckay-Randozzi’s career as a photographer and journalist started in 2001 when he linked up with the website Fecal Face Dot Com, a San Francisco-based online art community. He quickly established himself as a personality on the site, where he conducted frequent artist interviews, art show reviews, PR/marketing and show hanging duties, among other contributions. Using cameras that were cutting edge technology when he was born he works as a freelance photographer and writer. Over the years, his photography and words have appeared in a handful of publications, including +1 Magazine (England), Hamburger Eyes Magazine, Juxtapoz Magazine, Slap Magazine, The Skateboard Mag., Color Magazine (Canada), STAF Magazine (Spain) and Thrasher Magazine, among others. Aside from print and pixel, his photos have also appeared on skateboards and tee shirts. He also served as a curator for a few art shows in the U.S. and one in Canada. For more on his photography, check out www.mydumbluck.com.

Half Chicken, 2005 * Framed Photo Print – Edition 1 of 4

Signed

Dimension: 11″ × 14″

$100

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