Here’s How Flo Ngala Got Kamala Harris to Laugh in a Photo Shoot That Was High on Pressure and Low on Time
Capturing quick shots in her native Harlem helped train this rising photographer for the big leagues.
Individually, these artists’ photographs are a means for reckoning with trauma, deepening and transforming the art of the portrait, relying on traditional practices to explore and experiment and take risks, among myriad other ends.
Capturing quick shots in her native Harlem helped train this rising photographer for the big leagues.
The tits are out, legs are open, and the mustache stays on.
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