Censorship

Aubrey, 2014. 📷: Mamiya 645 🎞: Portra 400

With the great collapse of Tumblr, I knew I would need a website. Like many of us who grew up with xyz social media website, we’ve watched as they cycled through marketing to sex workers and then crack downs on content to make themselves palatable for selling out. My content has been flagged and deleted many times over. The cherry on top is the compression of our images. Paying extra for hi-rez, tiff files all for them to end up on a tiny screen. With the impending doom of AI, everything online feels unsafe. Posting content and viewing it. I made prints for the first time to raise funds for Palestine. of course the mention of Palestine has caused a suppression of story and profile views. Gallery spaces are more inclusive than ever, but still require an inner circle clique obedience, if not, 50% of your sales. A majority of my content has been unseen, until now for all of these reasons. If it wasn’t for my partner purchasing my domain, three years ago, I would probably still be contemplating rage quitting showcasing my photography. So here is a place for uncensored photos, thoughts, and a way to get in contact with me for photoshoots.

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