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use the camera to express moods and energy by creating images as a reference for a

more definitive and detailed narrative of emotions. IHARTphotography as a stream of

consciousness, revealing the relationships we have in our lives as it relates to love,

loss, art, and family.

use the camera to express moods and energy by creating images as a reference for a

more definitive and detailed narrative of emotions. IHARTphotography as a stream of

consciousness, revealing the relationships we have in our lives as it relates to love,

loss, art, and family.

use the camera to express moods and energy by creating images as a reference for a

more definitive and detailed narrative of emotions. IHARTphotography as a stream of

consciousness, revealing the relationships we have in our lives as it relates to love,

loss, art, and family.

i LOVE it!

comments on beauty... modeling.. toys.. women.. fashion... lighting.. nude . fine art :)

i love it

I use the camera to express moods and energy by creating images as a reference

for a more definitive and detailed narrative of emotions. IHARTphotography as a

stream of consciousness, revealing the relationships we have in our lives as it

relates to love, loss, art, and family.

I observe the relationship people have with themselves and their environment by

visually isolating ideas about relationships and then combining details to create the

illusion of a new reality not seen in the original photo.

Photographing the uniqueness of ordinary people illuminates their character and

creates a personal narrative that ignites a sense of personal and cultural identity.

Many of my photo series, whether natural or highly stylized, purposefully mimic

and/or are influenced by a range of painting styles, pop culture advertisements,

historical art, scientific documentation and categorization of African Americans and

the African Diaspora.

Immersion in the lives of the individual will guide, define, encourage, collaborate,

simplify, and enlighten the subject and photographer.

The inspirations of these relationships take form through multiple representations

and presentations via book, print, and installation created to remind you of the

relationships we share with one another and that relationship is art.

PROJECT :green room

The Green Room is an area within the iHARTphotography Studio for the

accommodation of the Creative Heights Community and general creative population

in between the acts and stages in artists lives.

I observe the relationship people have with themselves and their environment by

visually isolating ideas about relationships and then combining details to create the

illusion of a new reality not seen in the original photo.

Photographing the uniqueness of ordinary people illuminates their character and

creates a personal narrative that ignites a sense of personal and cultural identity.

Many of my photo series, whether natural or highly stylized, purposefully mimic

and/or are influenced by a range of painting styles, pop culture advertisements,

historical art, scientific documentation and categorization of African Americans and

the African Diaspora.

Immersion in the lives of the individual will guide, define, encourage, collaborate,

simplify, and enlighten the subject and photographer.

The inspirations of these relationships take form through multiple representations

and presentations via book, print, and installation created to remind you of the

relationships we share with one another and that relationship is art.

I observe the relationship people have with themselves and their environment by

visually isolating ideas about relationships and then combining details to create the

illusion of a new reality not seen in the original photo.

Photographing the uniqueness of ordinary people illuminates their character and

creates a personal narrative that ignites a sense of personal and cultural identity.

Many of my photo series, whether natural or highly stylized, purposefully mimic

and/or are influenced by a range of painting styles, pop culture advertisements,

historical art, scientific documentation and categorization of African Americans and

the African Diaspora.

Immersion in the lives of the individual will guide, define, encourage, collaborate,

simplify, and enlighten the subject and photographer.

The inspirations of these relationships take form through multiple representations

and presentations via book, print, and installation created to remind you of the

relationships we share with one another and that relationship is art.

I observe the relationship people have with themselves and their environment by visually isolating ideas about relationships and then combining details to create the illusion of a new reality not seen in the original photo.

Photographing the uniqueness of ordinary people illuminates their character and creates a personal narrative that ignites a sense of personal and cultural identity.

Many of my photo series, whether natural or highly stylized, purposefully mimic and/or are influenced by a range of painting styles, pop culture advertisements, historical art, scientific documentation and categorization of African Americans and the African Diaspora.

Immersion in the lives of the individual will guide, define, encourage, collaborate, simplify, and enlighten the subject and photographer.

The inspirations of these relationships take form through multiple representations and presentations via book, print, and installation created to remind you of the relationships we share with one another and that relationship is art.

real abstractions.. i like pairing and hard and soft and dark and light combinations on imahes....

will this be part of a series? I would like to see a series of images that create similar illusions etc...

check out my portfolio as well :) and my website is www.ihartphotography.com

I observe the relationship people have with themselves and their environment by

visually isolating ideas about relationships and then combining details to create the

illusion of a new reality not seen in the original photo.