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David ‘Dee’ Delgado traverses New York’s five boroughs with respect and sincerity
‘Stories aren’t just a one-off and I move on. … I constantly go back and revisit. That kind of respect really makes a difference.’
Culture
Amanda J. Cain wants to show hockey through a new lens
The NHL’s first Black female team photographer captures art in the fists and fury
Culture
For Arturo Holmes, photography fulfilled what pre-law could not
“Photography is my voice, my therapy and equally an opportunity to use my talents to motivate and inspire others.”
Culture
Stacy Revere’s serendipitous path to sports photography
‘I got into photography because I know how to hang sheetrock — that’s not an exaggeration’
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Stephanie Mei-Ling takes a sociological approach to photography
‘I care about the structure of society and the ways people are treated. … These things are in my soul.’
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Cecil Williams preserves South Carolina’s civil rights legacy
‘Our early civil rights pioneering has been lost … but people like me remember.’
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Brandon Bell is achieving his photographer dreams early in his career
‘I feel so blessed because my images are published everywhere’
Photographer Cheriss May finds new perspectives in the sameness
‘This is my passion and my purpose. To have that gives me strength.’
Photographer Russell Frederick uses his camera to change the Black American narrative
‘When I leave this earth, these images I’ve made will live on and be strong’