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Running in Retrospect: A Conversation with Jason Suarez and Duy Nguyen
Jason and Duy are professional photographers who became friends through social media. When COVID-19 paralyzed the globe, they decided to collaborate on a project that would memorialize the moment while providing work for their photographer colleagues. Thus "Long Distance" was born.
“'Long Distance' is a collection of stories and photographs, told and taken by runners across the world during the pandemic. 176 pages on uncoated recycled paper; featuring 28 cities and 34 stories; perfect bound, offset-printed” with contributions from 25 photographers and more than 30 writers.
Our conversation with Jason and Duy is a story about a project that defies its subject; a project that allows people all over the world who have been forced into isolation to come together in a new way. The conversation is also a reflection on friendship, creative partnership, and the intricacies and surprises that occur when two photographers venture into magazine publishing. "Long Distance" is more than a magazine: it is a love letter to running during a time that none of us will ever forget.
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Jason and Duy are professional photographers who became friends through social media. When COVID-19 paralyzed the globe, they decided to collaborate on a project that would memorialize the moment while providing work for their photographer colleagues. Thus "Long Distance" was born.
“'Long Distance' is a collection of stories and photographs, told and taken by runners across the world during the pandemic. 176 pages on uncoated recycled paper; featuring 28 cities and 34 stories; perfect bound, offset-printed” with contributions from 25 photographers and more than 30 writers.
Our conversation with Jason and Duy is a story about a project that defies its subject; a project that allows people all over the world who have been forced into isolation to come together in a new way. The conversation is also a reflection on friendship, creative partnership, and the intricacies and surprises that occur when two photographers venture into magazine publishing. "Long Distance" is more than a magazine: it is a love letter to running during a time that none of us will ever forget.