Black photography people

Jordan Blake is a black artist originally from Nigeria. He has lived in Baltimore, USA for several years. After finishing college, he made the move to New York to better figure out and explore who he is and what type of images he wants to create. Of course, it doesn’t go unnoticed that New York also offers greater opportunities for collaboration and sharing of work. While in

Enchanted Living’s Instagram photo: “@blackfaedayofficial shared these stunning images by @shootmejade of @ricothedon__ ✨❤️🤩”

Emerging Creative 2018 participant Stephanie Kenyaa Mzee also talks about xenophobia and why her work centres black women.

Abdulaye Niang - the beautiful young Afro-blood

Conceptual Portraits of Black Women

Null & Void

Melissa Alcena (b. 1988, Nassau, The Bahamas) is a portrait and documentary photographer. Alcena’s practice is the lens through which she reintroduces herself to the Bahamian landscape. Through this exploration and reintroduction, Alcena documents people in situ, expanding the visual tropes often exported from the Caribbean.