With an exception of the first picture, all of these fine pictures came from our great African American Photographer’s group on Flickr. Please support all of these artists by clicking on any of images below to see more of their work.
“My 2 grandsons, the 2 sons and the old man himself” From “souljha”. He is a member of the African American Photographers group. Click on his picture to see more of his work.
For some time now, I have been maintaing a photo blog over at tumblr. This is a place where I tell the story of my people with the neatest photos I find from around the net. Obviously, I use the tumblr app to post all of my photos. Again, what I like about Android is […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I’m just starting to get into tone mapping. Here are two pictures I took some time ago. The first was taken back in California and the second one taken in Georgia.
Listen and watch as this war photographer breaks it all down for you. You will shake your head.
Enjoy and remember to check out and join the African American Photographer’s group. ALL are welcome. Just follow our simple rules. #No nude submittals or anything that leaves very little to the imagination. Please use your very best judgement with a minor in mind for all the pictures you submit. #Members are encouraged (not required) […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It’s been a long week for me. Enjoy these pictures I took last weekend while with a walk with my favorite people in the world: my family.
Click on image to see more of the work by this photographer.
Check out this new blog that complements it’s Flickr presence. A great collection of historical pictures of Blacks.
This shot is from the African American Photographer’s group member B.C. Lorio. Click on the image to check out more of his work. I bike and jog on a daily basis and I had a bit of a scare the other day as I began to overheat in a cold shower. We are in a […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I came across this very fascinating story today of a street photographer who was just your average Joe (or in this case “Joanne”). During her free time, Vivian Maier would walk the streets of cities like Chicago, New York, with camera in hand taking pictures of ordinary life. While this may not seem like anything […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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