Twink Andrew James shares a day in his life in NYC

His photographs and videos are pretty amazing.

How in the hell can he afford to travel all around the world?

He looks like Timothée Chalamet if Timothée Chalamet was nice looking instead of repulsively ugly.

[quote]How in the hell can he afford to travel all around the world?

Are you serious R2? Abu Dhabi is your clue.

This kid has a real eye for beauty.

A true artist.

He seems like a nice kid and talented too.

Pacific Northwest.

His videos really bring out a lot of emotion in me.

He's very talented for someone so young.

Bastille Day, Paris.

He's handsome and he has pretty hands and "big dick fingers". He takes too many thirsty shots of himself but that's the way the world rolls now I suppose.

Ica Huacachina, Peru.

This one is very, very cool.

He's like Mikey. He likes everything especially the more it cost. Never tasted anything worth $350.

That's a nice apartment his parents are paying for.

NYC-ers how much does he pay for that place?

Nothing like a cup of hot dirt in the morning.

Some of his videos are really lovely, there's a soft, unhurried quality that lets the beauty of the subject speak for itself, it's composition, and mood, and elegance, an appreciation for the subject rather than edginess, effects, manipulation. The simplest, even, are a pleasure to watch.

He's not my type at all, so I'll leave that to others, but it's endearing to see a young guy who is neither smug nor too much 'oh golly gosh.' His easy calmness makes him very likeable. .

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[quote]Some of his videos are really lovely, there's a soft, unhurried quality that lets the beauty of the subject speak for itself, it's composition, and mood, and elegance, an appreciation for the subject rather than edginess, effects, manipulation. The simplest, even, are a pleasure to watch.

He's a professional videographer.

Yes, I got that part R15. Among a large field of professional videographers, my point was that I think he's a good one. For most, the best I could say if that they "held the camera very steady," or that NYC "is certainly a great subject for videography." I think there's a quality in his work that's quickly evident and that sets him apart from the great majority.