John Morris – Publisher
“I first started taking photos of Raleigh at night five years ago, when I moved here from Asheville. I was initially disappointed at the apparent lack of a thriving downtown scene here. The years went by and I found myself there more and more at night, taking more photos along the way. In the summer of 2007, I decided to start a blog to show what Raleigh was transforming into.”
When not exploring the city, John is a QA Engineer for a technology company.
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John Morris
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Devin McKim
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Adrienne Taylor
Ian F.G. Dunn
Ben Spiker
Paul Friedrich
11/16/2009
I enjoy looking at this site and reading about the subject in your pics. I was wondering if you could tell me what type of camera you use to capture such great images at night?
12/10/2009
John –
What a fabulous photo of Small Paul at The Mecca! Thank you so much! Not shockingly, I lost your email address within hours, but here is mine. Would you be able to send me a copy of the pic?
Thank you again for a wonderful memory,
Leslie S. Dombalis
01/31/2010
John,
Ran into you and your possee at Slims on friday night.. It was Very nice to meet you..would be neat to run into you again sometime.. Wouldn’t mind gettin a copy of some of those pics ya’ll took if ya get around to it.
Take care..and i love the website..very interesting.
01/31/2010
Hi, we also saw y’all at Slim’s (1/29) and would love to get some of those pics of Maria and I playing (ILLICITIZEN). Thanks!
04/22/2010
Dear John:
I just wanted to command you on the fantastic quality and professionalism of your photos!… Truly great work!
Very Sincerely,
pascal
09/01/2010
Hi, i still work on a architecture exposition of youngs architects and this year the expo is an homage to Eduardo Catalano and i need some pictures in hig definition of the Raleigh house or your photo of Catalano drive if you could, im working for the National Academy of fine arts, thanks
Gregorio