Street Photography Magazine

Across the Mexican Border with Kevin Zuniga

Dec 3, 2021

57:23

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01:33

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02:40

Canadian Border Wall With Barbed Wire

01:42

Introduction

2min

How Did You Get Into Photography?

2min

I've Got All These Ideas Streaming Through My Head

2min

Do You Still Pursue the Animation Field or Judas Completely Get From It?

4min

Status Does Not Define Who You Are as a Person

2min

You Keep Heretthe Border, Is It World Warzy?

3min

I Love Mexico So Much

2min

Taking Photos of Latin American Communities in North Carolina

2min

Street Photography Magazine Subscribing

6min

10.

Movie, Giant, Old Movie Bat, Made in 19 Fifties With James Dean

2min

11.

I Love Films, but I Love Movies

2min

12.

I'm a Mini Terantino, I've Got the World Behind Me

4min

13.

Canadian Border Wall With Barbed Wire

2min

14.

Is Mexico a Great Country?

3min

15.

Do You Shoot Digital Color or Wild Color and Convert?

2min

16.

Is the Nicon D Five Thousand a Good Camera?

2min

17.

Is It a Good Idea to Create a Series?

2min

18.

How Hard Is It to Cross the Border?

3min

19.

Is Your Dad a Border Patrol Officer?

3min

20.

What's Your Biggest Influence?

3min

21.

I've Got a Project That I Don't Have the Title for Yet

4min

22.

I'll Send It to You, Ok?

3min

Kevin Zuniga is an American photographer from Nogales, Arizona on the Mexican border. He recently graduated from The University of Arizona in the BFA program with an emphasis in Photography.

Growing up in Nogales, Arizona only five minutes from the sister town of Nogales, Sonora, México gives him the opportunity to not only see, but notice the huge differences between the two countries.

He recently published a photo story in the November 2021 issue of Street Photography Magazine titled The Mexican Dream that shows how all people have the same dreams.

His objective is to use his documentary style of photography to bring a fresh, new perspective of the beauty that both the land of Mexico and the Latino people offer with the world