Today is the last day for the June 5 for 5 photo series. I want to leave you with a photo that I love the most from my last trip to New York. The photo below was taken in SoHo, a district in lower Manhattan, where tons of galleries and trendy boutiques reside. Out … Continue reading »
As soon as I got to New York, I ended up in the middle of Manhattan where I passed by The Garment Worker. Created in 1984 by Judith Weller, this statue sits in the Garment District of New York. It symbolizes the important role ILGWU, a union dedicated to garment workers, played in making New York … Continue reading »
Below is a photo that I took while I was in SoHo after visiting Supreme. Weeks ago ?uestlove and beat-boxer Rahzel collaborated for an impromptu performance in SoHo for Red Bull Music Academy. Check out the story here.
If you’ve ever visited the Brooklyn Bridge you probably came across an area full of padlocks hanging on the bridge. Some of the locks have quotes, names and dates written on them. I had no clue what the significance of the locks were until recently. In 2004 there was a scene in Tre Metri Sopra il … Continue reading »
Today I begin my first photo series, 5 for 5. Everyday until Friday I will post a photo that I’ve had the opportunity to capture. Since I recently took a trip to New York, I chose this particular series to focus on the big apple. The series will happen every month so next month I … Continue reading »
Next week I’m starting my 5 for 5 series where I post 5 photos for 5 days each month for one week. These photos consist of events, potraits or cities that I’ve had the opportunity to capture. I created 5 for 5 because I have ton of photos on my hardrive that I want to share with the … Continue reading »
Yesterday, I had the opportunity to capture the Immigration Reform Rally in DC. Thousands of people from all over the US showed up to support the rally. The purpose of the event was to push Congress to approve immigration measures that would grant 11 million immigrants living in the United States illegally, a path toward citizenship. Individuals who participated … Continue reading »
For the first time in my life I experienced the Chinese New Year celebration in DC. Growing up I always saw the celebration on tv but this was my first time being apart of the festivities. Although it was cold and windy I had a great time. The celebration started off with a parade that circled Chinatown and … Continue reading »
Street Etiquette has curated Nike‘s celebration of Black History Month (#BHM) with a new campaign, called “Be Bold. Be True.” Not unlike other Nike campaigns, the short narrative strikes a core within the viewer, and of course this isn’t the first time The Swoosh has endorsed a quad-syllabic, ethnically-drivencampaign. The difference with “Be Bold. Be True.” is that … Continue reading »
Last week, I had my first lifestyle photo shoot in D.C. Although this was my first time doing a lifestyle shoot, I had a great time shooting, learning and capturing the moment. My purpose for the shoot was to capture the energy and life of normal activities in a few spots around D.C. A few days … Continue reading »
