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I am posting late and don’t give a shit about the algorithm y’all. My cousin finished his thesis in December, and today he officially graduated. This program demanded more than you can imagine, but he endured. The details of that grind ar

The first thing I did when I was laid off on Wednesday was walk one block over to my tattoo shop. Chris, who has done all of my tattoos to this point, happened to have cancellations and the very next day was wide open for him. I booked the whole day

Documenting the process of a self portrait:

Over the weekend, I set up a home studio in my living room but hadn’t tried it out yet. This morning, I decided to mess around with everything… no intent of taking a self portrait, literally j

Shout out to my buddy Sean for inviting me to a car and bike show in Albemarle today. I saw this wild custom-built bike at a local shop’s tent where I met Sean.

I asked the owner of the shop (who also built the bike) to grab a photo of him wit

Photography is by far the best art form for someone with a 9-5. I’m traveling for work and shot this photo in the airport walking to my gate. Edited waiting to board and posted sitting on the tarmac. This does not belong in the Louvre but it&rs

Yesterday was the 7 year anniversary of my college graduation. I estimate that I’ve spent 10,000 to 12,000 hours in front of computer screens since then. Just like every kid dreams of. Here’s what I look like after 10 hours of maximizing

Here are a few more frames from Charlotte Shout.

First frame is a photo of my buddy Daniel who I actually met at a jam session at Charlotte Shout two years ago. Me and Daniel became friends because we were both cool with talking to a stranger.

Thi

Bought my first house recently, this is from closing day. The house itself isn’t important, but being able to smoke a cigar in the garage with Roxie is.

I recently moved. At my old place, I had two bedrooms and turned the second bedroom into a home studio. I did a lot of growing in this room and wanted to memorialize it.

I have a lot more photos of me drumming in here than doing photo stuff, but I s

I met Keith on the street in uptown on my lunch break at work and we chatted for a while about the art scene in Charlotte. I didn’t realize it at the time, but we actually were already following each other on Instagram.

Keith is well plugged i

I shot this in the stairwell of my office’s parking deck on an $11 film camera. Propped the camera up against the wall and used the self timer.

The camera was a used Canon Rebel 2000 from KEH for $11 and a 50mm f/1.8 to go with it. Total cost