'I don't warna grow up', the photographic journal of 21 year old photographer Sean Vegezzi's adventures as a teen. This book features a beautiful and truly astonishing set of images taken during Sean's explorations of underground and derelict New York. The images show the beauty, danger and thrills that these places withhold, as well as acting as a metaphor of youth. As described, 'they are not like any other portraits of childhood,' left motionless on the mantel piece of our living rooms but something much more important. The images preserve memories and motion at its best, something that can quite often be misshapen of forgotten.
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