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Vincent Nugroho is a multifaceted individual, blending his passions for teaching, poetry, writing, and photography into an enchanting journey of exploration. Originally from Indonesia, Vincent has embraced diverse experiences, from teaching architectural history and interior design in Canada to embarking on adventures that span continents. As an intrepid traveler, Vincent has roamed from the enchanting landscapes of Morocco, Turkey, and South Africa to the vibrant cultures of China, India, Japan, and Egypt. During his days as an architecture student, he embarked on a whirlwind journey through ten European countries in just ten days, armed with only a borrowed camera and boundless creativity. Vincent's inquisitive spirit and wanderlust have led him to various corners of the globe, where he has documented culture and vernacular architecture through his insightful articles. Beyond his globetrotting endeavors, Vincent actively gives back to society through his volunteer work at Halifax Public Libraries, the Canadian Cancer Society, and the Nova Scotia Multicultural Festival. As a soccer coach at a local school and a street decorator in Bali, he invests his time and talents to uplift others. Vincent's vibrant personality shines through his love for sweet treats, especially ice cream and chocolate. In his leisure moments, he plunges into a diverse array of non-fiction literature, particularly those that delve into travel and adventure. An avid musician, he finds joy in playing the guitar and saxophone, though he admits to being a terrible singer. Embracing a healthy lifestyle, Vincent practices yoga daily, and has triumphed over smoking, yet finds solace in a well-sweetened cup of coffee. Living in Halifax, Canada, he relishes the simplicity of riding his bike and canoeing amidst the beauty of nature. Vincent's zest for life and dedication to personal growth is an inspiration to those around him, making him a cherished member of every community he touches. Vincent Nugroho is a multifaceted individual, blending his passions for teaching, poetry, writing, and photography into an enchanting journey of exploration. Originally from Indonesia, Vincent has embraced diverse experiences, from teaching architectural history and interior design in Canada to embarking on adventures that span continents. As an intrepid traveler, Vincent has roamed from the enchanting landscapes of Morocco, Turkey, and South Africa to the vibrant cultures of China, India, Japan, and Egypt. During his days as an architecture student, he embarked on a whirlwind journey through ten European countries in just ten days, armed with only a borrowed camera and boundless creativity. Vincent's inquisitive spirit and wanderlust have led him to various corners of the globe, where he has documented culture and vernacular architecture through his insightful articles. Beyond his globetrotting endeavors, Vincent actively gives back to society through his volunteer work at Halifax Public Libraries, the Canadian Cancer Society, and the Nova Scotia Multicultural Festival. As a soccer coach at a local school and a street decorator in Bali, he invests his time and talents to uplift others. Vincent's vibrant personality shines through his love for sweet treats, especially ice cream and chocolate. In his leisure moments, he plunges into a diverse array of non-fiction literature, particularly those that delve into travel and adventure. An avid musician, he finds joy in playing the guitar and saxophone, though he admits to being a terrible singer. Embracing a healthy lifestyle, Vincent practices yoga daily, and has triumphed over smoking, yet finds solace in a well-sweetened cup of coffee. Living in Halifax, Canada, he relishes the simplicity of riding his bike and canoeing amidst the beauty of nature. Vincent's zest for life and dedication to personal growth is an inspiration to those around him, making him a cherished member of every community he touches.
"""The recommended title is ordered."" -Brit Zeppan, Dresden Library ""Poetry in Photography has been added to the library collection."" -Paul Peterlini, Gatineau Municipal Library ""I will be happy to purchase it for our library collection."" -Gabriele Pendorf, Universit�tsbibliothek Bielefeld"
