Category: Travel

May 31, 2014

Pura Vida: La Primera Parte–Moonlight Obscured by the Rainforest

Text and Photos by Kimberly Cecchini Within an hour of being in country, our twenty-four year old Tico guide had driven my husband and I beyond the city limits and we were speeding down a desolate highway with only the headlights to illuminate the mountains in the heavy rain of the “green” season. The soundtrack was The […]
May 11, 2014

E-Team: Activists for Humanity

See more information about the Montclair Film Festival and all its great events at the Montclair Film Festival page. View more photos at the MontclairFilmFest Flickr page: https://www.flickr.com/photos/montclairfilmfest/ Article and Photos Below by Tonight at Dawn (Kimberly Cecchini); E-Team was screened on May 3 at MFF14. The crisis arm of the Human Rights Watch is a small subset of […]
May 3, 2014

New Posts are Brewing

Text & Photo by Kimberly Cecchini It may seem as though Tonight at Dawn is on a bit of a hiatus, but I am feverishly working on new posts. This weekend, in addition to covering the festival for Millennium Magazine, I am also a proud member of the Montclair Film Festival photo and blog teams […]
April 19, 2014

On the Walls of Barcelona (A les muralles de Barcelona)

Some graffiti photographed throughout Barcelona circa 2009. If anybody knows the specific context behind some of these images, please add to the comment section! Photos by Kimberly Cecchini
April 13, 2014

margeaux walter: artist part two

Margeaux Walter has a thorough resume that includes a number of solo and group shows, honors, awards and artist residencies. She is currently an MFA student at Hunter College in New York City. Contact: http://www.margeauxwalter.com […]
April 7, 2014

Lewis Black Rants On: 7 Pieces of Advice

Text & Photos by Kimberly Cecchini With his characteristic spectrum of facial expressions and gestures, Lewis Black could have entertained folks on-screen before the advent of the talkies. And it’s all the more mesmerizing when he is emphatically pointing his finger a few feet away from you at a live show. Much to the crowd’s […]
April 1, 2014

Arte Temporal en El Zócalo (Temporary Art)

Text & Photos by Kimberly Cecchini El Zócalo was almost deserted the first time we walked through it; densely populated Mexico City was strangely empty at it’s core despite the square’s fame as a meeting place since the time of the Aztecs. With the Baroque-styled National Palace and green Volkswagen Beetles circling around, Constitution Plaza […]
March 23, 2014

Shinjuku, Block no. 2 (新宿二丁目)

Text and Photos by Kimberly Cecchini In search of last-minute memories for our expiring holiday in Japan, we stumbled upon one in a small corner of the Shinjuku district on our last night. We joined the street festival just as they were just about to kick off the festivities; at the end of a countdown, […]
February 23, 2014

Hikari Express to Kyoto

For more of my photographs from Kyoto, please check out the October 2014 issue of Millennium Magazine. Text and Photos by Kimberly Cecchini There was something romantic about how the heavy rain beat down on the pavement and filled the intimate street with its cadence. Soaked and lost in Kyoto, I felt as though I had […]