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Northside Community Magazine

The Northside Community of Fort Worth is proud to share the first ever magazine for the North Side community of Fort Worth.

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But she remembers the last time she took photos

om. That moment will forever stay with her. “I

alue in those moments. I can look back and see

e felt that day.” Selena says voice wavering as she

that day. “She didn’t have a lot of energy, but that

used all her strength and knew she had a perfect

er to capture that day." That was the last photo

hat they have of her. They did her make-up and

dressed in a beautiful dress, they took pictures of

he shimmering sunlight. “It was the perfect day, I

ose photos, and five, ten years from now I know

ll have so much more meaning. That is why I

to be a photographer because I can look back on

hotos, and know. Those photos motivated me as a

rapher, I want my clients to keep coming back to

those moments. I want them to put those

s; those moments into a photo album or in a

ul picture frame to be shown years from now.”

would like the North Side community to know that

uld love to be able to provide them with visual

nes. She wants to be able to show that captured

t, a moment that families for generations could be

f. “I want to capture their life, and have them

at moment on the wall..to attach value to that

. That is what I want to do for the North Side

nity for years to come.”

y Selena Cruz

de Community 14


family. But she remembers the last time she took photos

of her mom. That moment will forever stay with her. “I

found value in those moments. I can look back and see

how she felt that day.” Selena says voice wavering as she

recalls that day. “She didn’t have a lot of energy, but that

day she used all her strength and knew she had a perfect

daughter to capture that day." That was the last photo

shoot that they have of her. They did her make-up and

she got dressed in a beautiful dress, they took pictures of

her in the shimmering sunlight. “It was the perfect day, I

have those photos, and five, ten years from now I know

they will have so much more meaning. That is why I

wanted to be a photographer because I can look back on

those photos, and know. Those photos motivated me as a

photographer, I want my clients to keep coming back to

capture those moments. I want them to put those

pictures; those moments into a photo album or in a

beautiful picture frame to be shown years from now.”

Selena would like the North Side community to know that

she would love to be able to provide them with visual

milestones. She wants to be able to show that captured

moment, a moment that families for generations could be

proud of. “I want to capture their life, and have them

hang that moment on the wall..to attach value to that

picture. That is what I want to do for the North Side

community for years to come.”

Photo by Selena Cruz

North Side Community 14




n by Catherine Arredondo

mixer. Its paint-by-number style helped to

a beautiful mural for the neighborhood.

projects like these is what makes you feel

ant. It created a beautiful testimony to the

orhood. Though my contribution was small it

not only me but all who helped feel involved.”

by the Mariachi Mural every day, and it does

say I helped paint that for the community. It

e testament to what the community can do if

rk together. Using North Side High Mariachi as

al point shows the amount of pride we have

ly in our school, but also helps to inspire future

orth Side community is not only home to us

tions. All of us helped create a statement of

but also to those who have traveled the world

nd understanding of the true potential of the

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Written by Catherine Arredondo

artist mixer. Its paint-by-number style helped to

create a beautiful mural for the neighborhood.

Having projects like these is what makes you feel

important. It created a beautiful testimony to the

neighborhood. Though my contribution was small it

helped not only me but all who helped feel involved.”

I pass by the Mariachi Mural every day, and it does

help to say I helped paint that for the community. It

is a true testament to what the community can do if

we work together. Using North Side High Mariachi as

the focal point shows the amount of pride we have

not only in our school, but also helps to inspire future

The North Side community is not only home to us

generations. All of us helped create a statement of

locals but also to those who have traveled the world

unity and understanding of the true potential of the

and found a community that embraces artistic

North Side community within that mural.

creativity. I had the opportunity to interview

Nathanael Gassett of Wero Kitchen. Nathanael is not

only

There

a

are

chef

so

but

many

a photographer

like-minded

as

creative

well. His

souls

extensive

in the

background

DFW, so we

includes

wanted

making

to know

multiple

about

appearances

Nathanael’s

on

perspective

NBC’s Texas

on what

Today

it is like

as

to

well

live in

as

such

having

a creative

his

photographs

environment. “I

featured

think it

in

makes

various

life a

world-renowned

bit more fun to

publications,

have so much

such

creativity.

as People

Being

magazine.

a creative person

sometimes it is seen as an undervalued trait. Being

creative helps you see more; I have had to make a

meal out of three ingredients before and being

creative has helped me.”

I had so many questions for Nathanael, but I wanted

to know where it all began, where his passion for

photography and cooking started. “I always joke that

I had a business license before I had my drivers

license, but its true. I began when I was 16, I was

taking pictures of weddings to begin but after a

decade it slowly shifted into food and lifestyle.” Just

looking at the photographs that Nathaneal has taken

you can see the passion and overall sense of

community he sees looking through his lens. He finds

a way to make sure each image is representative of

who he has become.

I moved here about 6 years ago, my sister said that

the city had more opportunities. I began working as

a culinary instructor at Central Market, then began to

do photo shoots but incorporating food. Both things

just kind of came together.” Since Nathanael is a

member of our North Side Business Directory, we

wanted to know as a professional if he believes it is

an asset for local entrepreneurs and creatives alike.

“I believe it is a good idea to have a connection to

everybody, there are a lot of times when you are

searching for someone who specializes in something

and is able to reach out to this one resource and just

have those great local connections.” The North Side

Business Directory is an ally to all who are emerging

professionals who wish to connect professionally.










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