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I took one portrait of Jane this day. We ran into each other by coincidence; but I find that hard to believe. The look in her eyes tells me she knew what to do when the time was right.

Jane

Jorge tells us you will not know where you are going, if you forget where you come from. He is in his stance in his city.

Jorge

Our time is limited. Don't waste it living someone else's life. Joban puts more in his viewfinder.

Joban

Jette looks ahead. What's here today may be gone tomorrow, like the bodega or this moment. Seize it.

Jette

The world awaits. Dom looks us in the eye. What you see in him may share more about you than you realize. He knows.

Dominique

What does Jenise see as she looks away?  Does she see her future? If you cling to the past, you won't be able to move on to new places.

Jenise

Jason represents may represent all of us; uncertain of our limitless potential, we lower our heads. He taught me, however, that it may take another individual to remind us of the significance we already hold.

Jason

This image of Chris was unavailable at the time of my first gallery exhibition, thus, it never met the public eye. Reunited with the file of this moment long past, today's technology offers the opportunity to make give this image immutable object permanence.

Chris

Chris makes the utmost use of his tools for his craft. For portraiture, I emulate his approach.

Shaliyah understands we define ourselves through our actions. Say less, do more.

Shaliyah

Here we find ourselves alone in the midst of much. Order and chaos, construction and destruction; here exists an isolated moment. What do you understand?

Alone

Within the seven deadly sins, there exists the potential for profound transformation. In acknowledging our flaws, we discover the strength to cultivate virtues and shape a more radiant soul.

Silhouettes

Silhouettes experiments with the interplay of light, shadow, and color to present an array of emotions. Drawing inspiration from the enigmatic beauty of silhouettes, this collection delves into the depths of the human experience and how we perceive others, objects, and events throughout life.