💎 Dimitri Guedes has Pop Sonality!


 💎 @dimitriguedes has Pop Sonality! 

💎 ¿Quién eres? Soy Dimitri Guedes, fotógrafo nacido en Tahití, Polinesia Francesa.


¿Qué haces? Viajo, escucho música, trabajo. Cuando estoy afuera tomando fotos, trato de explorar el espectro de la realidad y la fantasía.


Influencias e inspiración: ¡Música! Esta es probablemente mi mayor inspiración. También tengo un gran interés en cualquier forma de arte y psicología, especialmente cuando se trata de misterios. También soy un fanático del humor travieso.


💎 Who are you? I’m Dimitri Guedes, a photographer born in Tahiti, French Polynesia.


What do you do? I travel, I listen to music, I work. When I’m out taking pictures, I try to explore the spectrum of reality and fantasy.


Influences and inspiration : Music! This is probably my biggest inspiration. I also have a strong interest in any form of art & psychology, especially when mysteries are involved. I'm a fan of mischievous humour as well.

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