100 Women of Color
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Briana
Briana and I met for the first time at an indoor market on the corner of Canal Street. She wore her vintage bomber jacket for her San Junipero inspired aesthetic. During Briana's shoot, I sharpened my nighttime photography skills by learning how to play more with colors, composition and backlight.
Adalhi
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Rooted in Power
Kelly, Gabriella, Melissa, Celene & Michelle
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Angélica
This is an archive of the home Angélica and her family created on 4th street; a moment in her personal history and the urban history of Astoria, Queens. Developers dramatically changed Astoria and uprooted New Yorkers, like Angélica, from their homes.
I took photos of Angélica with special items she cherished, her favorite outfits and the corners of her room that she wanted to preserve photographic memory of. In the first portrait, Angélica is dressed in traditional Mexican clothing, standing next to her window where just outside, you can see the bright construction lights that regularly disturbed her sleep; the silent violence of gentrification. In the second photo, Angélica is seated on her desk giving an intimate view of her bedroom nook filled with books, family photos, trinkets, artwork and more.
Carmen
Miami
Azia
Brenda
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Stephanie F.
Felicia
