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INSIVITY – CHRIS BURKARD

By Industry Spy

| posted on December 11, 2012

INSIVITY – CHRIS BURKARD from Insivity on Vimeo.

Follow photographer Chris Burkard through his daily routine as he seeks out inspiration and discusses his passion for landscapes and how to be challenged in your work. ” It’s never enough just to observe, I always want to be involved”

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BIO:
Chris Burkard is well known as a unique visionary whose photography as the ability to catapult the viewer into the moment. At 26 years old, Chris has accomplished a style and composition all his own, leaving many to instantly recognize a “Burkard Photo”. Through his photography, Chris strives to capture the moments in between, and to document the lifestyle of the sport, not just the action

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