Spanish photographer Andrea Dosouto in her Inspired By feature with RVCA is looking every bit the sort of woman we admire. She talks on gathering her inspiration from street subcultures, skateboarding, and the the small town she grew up in northern west corner of Spain. She grew amongst a strong presence of poverty and on the time, it was good and bad, but it makes you a bigger hustler in life. Photography was just one of many things she wants for herself in this life, and by the looks of things there will be much more coming from her corner in the years to come.
RVCA and Andrea Dosouto: Inspired By
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