Philly, Philly! The City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia. This is a cool city that I’m pretty familiar with. It’s a city full of fighting pride and sports fans I hate. Great art scene with horrible traffic and parking. Trenton, N.J (hometown) is about 40 minutes outside of Philly. Happy to be back on my feet … More 19 Degrees in Philadelphia
I subbed the tea for coffee, my morning seems to be a lot smoother. Less anxiety, less stress. It’s a Friday and seems like the sun is just right. Well, there actually isn’t really sunshine outside. Only a big dark cloud that seems to eerily cast a shadow on this city. It’s cold and wet … More Sub the Tea
WARNING SNOW SQUALL! My phone goes off with another emergency forecast alert. “What’s a snow squall”? I say under my breath, while stuck in traffic on South Board St. I’m on my way to the Cure Insurance arena to meet up with my homie Leon Rainbow. Leon is an artist and a legendary graff-artist. Leon … More Snow Squall
Driving around on a hot summer Sunday afternoon deep in thought I hear African drums in the air. My destination was an abandoned warehouse, but the rhythmic pattern became louder. My curiosity is driving me in the direction. I remember saying to myself the warehouse isn’t going anywhere I can take me time. On the … More The Drums Called You Here
Sitting in the same spot for about twenty minutes having a conversation with another photographer. I met Craig King. Walking from a side street we noticed each other immediately. He greeted me and my friend by “saying he loves us and loves seeing young black males doing something positive”. Thank you very much I replied, … More “Everybody Knows Me”
After a long week that felt like forever, all I wanted to do is spend time with my daughter. Noir is now 2 years old. She so smart and observant. She’s learning how to talk and runs almost faster than me. It’s hard to believe being that I use to run track, but shes like … More Me&Her – 2018
Around 10:20 pm on a Friday night my phone rings with a number displaying on my caller ID I never saw. Reluctant to answer and against all the will in my body, curiosity won again. I answered the phone, looks like I landed and a spot for a photo assignment for publication. The assignment was … More Trails of The Past
A great photographer and mentor of mine who shall remain nameless. Once told me he follows a couple rules while taking pictures. 1. Don’t take photos of homeless people (in a certain negative regrard) 2. Ask to take photos of people before you do. 3. Don’t take photos while drunk. Rules were made to be … More Finding Your Own Light
In 2004 a young mom and her two sons 1&2 died in a fire that took place here. The fire ripped through 5 row homes, leaving over 18 ppl seeking shelter. The other day while in my old neighborhood I saw that this house, which was once a home was being torn down, after 10 … More Rest in Peace
