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Once again, hiphopcloset.com put on an amazing show for New York Fashion Week! Check out the fashions captured by my camera.
Dr. Uché Blackstock burst onto the scene during the pandemic, where she appeared on news programs giving sound advice on
When I played basketball in the New York summer leagues, I traveled Uptown, sometimes The Bronx, MAYBE Jersey for a
The City of New York decided to celebrate HipHop50 with a series of block parties. For two weekends in August,
NYvsNY is one of the best, pitting the biggest tournaments in the city against each other to see who runs the city.
For World Food Day, the community came out to help Honor Humanity, a 501(c)3 non-profit build their first garden box!
The Knicks were in attendance, and I got to take a picture with Knicks legend Walt Clyde Frazier. It was an honor to shoot such an amazing and empowering event.
To celebrate 25 years of hiphopcloset.com, they hosted a block party with over 2,000 attendees. Here’s a snapshot of the day.
50 years later, we’re celebrating the Hip Hop culture with a number of shows featuring many of the originators. I’m chronicling #HipHop50 through my camera lens, capturing these moments so we can all celebrate them.
The Tompkins Avenue Merchants Association [TAMA] created ‘TAMA Sundays Open Streets’ to give the Bed Stuy community an open market
Jay-Z, the Greatest rapper to ever touch a mic was surprised with an exhibit at the Central Library in Brooklyn, NY chronicling his storied career. I got an opportunity to check out the exhibit and take it all in. Here are some photos I shot at the exhibit.