Chrissy Auro Photography

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The world stands still for but a second, I šŸ‘€ it & šŸ“ø it, so you can ā¤ļø it. #artist #photographer #nyc #vt #vermont #hudsonvalley #ny DM 4 inquiries
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Three years ago, my family and I traveled to Trapani, Sicily, the place my father’s family once called home. A place I had heard about my entire life through stories of olive groves, shipping tales, salt air, hard work, and heritage. My father visited a few times in his lifetime, carrying pieces of it back with him each time. This photograph isn’t of our family’s olive groves. It isn’t near the water where another side of my family built their shipping business. It’s simply a quiet village street that I somehow felt something for. The faded pink building. The striped curtains moving in the breeze. The deep reds scattered throughout the frame. The car, the flower pots, the warm Mediterranean light. It felt strangely familiar, as though the color itself was trying to tell me something like your blood remembers this place. Sometimes photography is less about documenting what we see and more about recognizing something we already carry within us. #trapani #sicilia #italygram #Wanderlust #StreetPhotography
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5 days ago
It’s funny what sticks with you. This morning, completely out of nowhere, I thought about this truck. A few years ago in Oregon we had a perfect day in the Hood River Fruit Loop with great friends, wine, wood-fired pizza, live music, and that kind of laughter you wish you could bottle. We were driving back to our Airbnb as the sun started to dip behind the hills. And then this scene just appeared. No plan. No setup. Just one of those quiet, golden moments that feels like an exhale at the end of a really good day. I remember thinking, this is it… this is the feeling I want to remember. Funny how a single frame can hold all of that. #oregon #hoodriver #fruitloop #goldenhour #landscapephotography
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12 days ago
Same place. Same moment. Completely different feeling. These two edits of Amazon Spheres show how much light shapes a story. One leans into that soft, almost magical glow like you’ve stepped into a dream. The other pulls it back to daylight, a clean, architectural, grounded in reality. Nothing about the structure changed. Just the light. And somehow, everything changed. Funny how editing this brought me right back to thoughts of childhood, cloud watching and star gazing. Maybe that’s what I was chasing here without realizing it. That feeling of being suspended in a moment, caught in time, where everything is a little softer, a little surreal. Light does that. It doesn’t just show you a place, it tells you how to feel about it. #Photography #LightAndShadow #TheSpheres #ArchitectureLovers #photoediting
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18 days ago
In between structure and chaos. The rhythm of the columns. The movement of the water. The sound of the ocean, meeting me and receding. Everything is repeating, but never the same twice. I almost walked past this shot, but it ended up being one of my favorites. I have been loving leading lines lately and this little taste of ocean photography hits right on it. What do you see first, the symmetry or the wave? #fineartphotography #moodygrams #photographersofinstagram #artofvisuals #justgoshoot
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23 days ago
Basking in the Sun ā˜€ļø Same moment, two interpretations. I was drawn to the contrast. The clean, linear architecture against the soft, curved forms of people completely at ease. Structure vs. surrender. Precision vs. presence. What fascinates me most is how nothing actually changes between these two images and yet everything does. The black & white feels timeless, almost meditative. It is stripped down to light, shadow, and form. The color version leans into energy with the bold sky, the striking orange, the warmth of the sun hitting skin. Same scene. Different emotional pull. I’m still not sure which one I prefer and maybe that’s the point. Which one speaks to you more? ā¬›ļøā¬œļø or šŸŽØ #fineartphotography #minimalcomposition #streetphotography #architecturelovers #perspective
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27 days ago
A study in scale and silence. This is The Star of the Seas. She is one of the largest cruise ships in the world, but here, she is reduced to lines, rhythm, and a single bold interruption of color. Stripped of context, she becomes something else entirely. She is less about luxury and more about structure, balance, and restraint. Minimalism isn’t about what you remove, it’s about what you allow to remain and opening the door to see the unseen. #ContemporaryPhotography #FineArtPrints #MinimalArt #MinimalistPhotography #collectart
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1 month ago
Springtime Skeleton It’s funny the things that catch your eye… I’m pretty sure I’ve walked past this skeleton a few times a week since October and somehow I just noticed him yesterday. There’s something about him standing there in the middle of spring, surrounded by soft blooms and new life. It feels way more unsettling than if he were tucked into a bare, fall landscape. Maybe it’s the contrast. Maybe it’s the reminder that not everything fits the season it’s in, but either way, now I can’t unsee him. šŸ‘€šŸ’€ #springvibes #hiddeninplainsight #ig_mood #creepy #halloweeneveryday
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1 month ago
Some things never get old. The energy, the lights, the moment a song hits and time stops. I caught Rainbow Kitten Surprise at the Wellmont Theater last month and it was pure magic from start to finish. From sneaking listens to college radio late at night, hunting down the Village Voice and Rolling Stone the second they dropped, and saving every dollar just to buy records and get to shows, music has always been my whole heart. And now? Watching my kids feel it too. The torch is being passed. šŸ”„ There's nothing quite like live music. There never will be. šŸ“ Wellmont Theater, Montclair NJ @rksbandofficial @thewellmonttheater #LiveMusic #ConcertPhotography #IndieMusic #ConcertLife #livemusicphotography
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1 month ago
A little study of a big ship. Where steel meets the sky, and the ocean becomes a mirror. There's something hypnotic about the way glass bends reality. With the curve of the railing pulling your eye downward, the vertical lines reaching for the sun, and the sea stretching infinitely on the other side. This isn't just architecture. It's a conversation between structure and the sublime. Shot in black & white to let the geometry speak for itself. #Architecture #maritime #nautical #CurvedLines #abstractarchitecture
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1 month ago
They are the Voladores de Papantla. Four men fall toward the earth, spinning 13 times toward the earth to honor the sun and fertility in rhythm with something far older than all of us. The fifth stays at the top of the pole dancing, playing a flute, and drumming while the other four descend. A ritual of devotion, balance, and trust dating back 4,000 years. #voladoresdepapantla #culturaltraditions #traveldeeper #visualstorytelling #mexico
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1 month ago
It was my first day at sea on my very first cruise. There was no destination in sight, just open water in every direction. Somehow it felt like everything was ahead of me and nothing at the same time. It had been raining on and off, and I found myself walking the track to pass some time, watching the glass catch reflections of the ocean and sky. With the droplets and the curve of the ship, it almost felt like a moving loop, a quiet, floating hamster wheel stretching out into the middle of the sea’s abyss. And at that moment, looking at what I saw before me, I couldn’t help but hear a little Robert Frost in my head… Which road should I take? There was something so simple and symbolic about it. Just me, the rhythm of my steps, the reflection, and a horizon that didn’t ask for answers, just presence. It was lovely. #firstcruise #dayatsea #oceanmood #reflections #travelphotography
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1 month ago
I’ve passed this old general store for over a decade, watching it quietly change with the seasons, the landscape shifting around it while it slowly wears time on its surface. This was taken a few years back, before the broken windows, before anything stirred its stillness. Just a rainy spring day where, for a moment, it seemed to catch itself, reflected back like it was remembering what it once was yet showing also what it had become. There’s something about places like this… how they hold time, even as everything else moves on. #abandonedplaces #ruralphotography #reflectionphotography #fineartphotography #forgottenplaces
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1 month ago