A. Cohn Photography

In the 1980s, the photographer Jamel Shabazz would walk the streets of his native New York with his camera, photographing young Black and brown people. He took their pictures, arranged to share a copy with them, and kept it moving. “I don’t want anything in return,” he recalls telling his subjects. “Just going to record this moment in time ’cause I see your greatness.” Twenty years later, these images of carefree optimism feel distant, Shabazz says. See more of his archive: https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/iqRf8A

It has been a while, but I’m cooking something up… Stay Tuned. 🧑🏾‍🍳 📸

Looking forward to serving as Event Photographer for this event. 📸