UPDATED LOCATION. This Saturday! Step into the frame of New York City—one shot at a time
Join us for a curated photo walk through the iconic streets and hidden corners of NYC. Whether you’re shooting with a DSLR, film, or just your phone, this experience is about capturing the city’s spirit while connecting with fellow creatives, explorers, and storytellers.
Featuring local photographers @cas.wyc@amantemakai@_skylar.dng who will provide custom routes of the city to all attendees
Join in for FREE 📸 or buy a Ticket for a chance to win a spot at our Gallery show this Fall & participate in the challenges! 🤩
All Ticket Purchases include gift bag
End of day Portraits for all attendees
Any Skill Level Welcomed
Creative photo prompts & visual challenges
Fun prizes for standout shots
Connection with fellow photographers
You don’t want to miss this! Tickets now available, link in Bio 🎞️
Presenting Frame the City 📸 an immersive art walk through New York featuring the work of photographer @_skylar.dng
Born in Pennsylvania and now based in New York, Skylar is a portrait photographer and graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology, where he earned his Bachelor’s degree in Photography and Related Media.
His work has been featured in FIT’s Unseen Memory junior show, Thresholds senior exhibition at the FIT Museum Gallery, and with Monadnyc.
Skylar’s photography draws on storytelling to bridge the contrasts between his upbringing in a small town in Pennsylvania and his life in New York City, as well as personal reflections on growing up in an older family.
Through a customized route designed for this walk, Skylar will guide participants in experiencing the city as he does—where stories of memory, identity, and place unfold against the backdrop of New York City
Join in the walk for free or purchase tickets, available TOMORROW for your chance to win prizes and a spot of our Gallery show this Fall.
See you there ✨🌆
Capture the Concrete Pulse 📸
Frame the City is your backstage pass to the textures of NYC.
Join us and featured artists @cas.wyc@amantemakai , and @_skylar.dng as they reshape the way we see the city.
A photo walk that turns sidewalks into stories.
Save the date! Many surprises to come 📽️🎞️
#FrameTheCity #StreetVisionNYC #ProjectMarcy #ManhattanMoments #NYCThroughOurLens
“Ronald Russell”
My Father’s triple bypass heart surgery scar
Last year I showed this image along with a book I made for my final show for college. A book of my Father from stories he told me about his childhood and stories that I’ve experienced with him.
Shot on 4x5
Ilford HP5
Jade Greene has many different talents, with a background in sculpture, video and performance art and photography. Originally starting photography with a point and shoot camera, Jade is a nightlife portrait and fashion photographer. You can check out his work @byjadegreene .
For this project I wanted to highlight Black Men and Women artist and their art forms. As a white male artist I will never understand the impact their art has on their community. Wether they are photographers, painters, architects, they have a talent and a vision that others don’t have. I wanted to shed light on what makes them who they are and how they got to where they are at in life.
Shot on: Horseman 45FA 4x5
Lens: 135mm
Film: Kodak Tri-X 400
Ryheem Mathurin is a NYC based stylist. Originally from Connecticut, he found fashion through his parents and carried that with him until he could start dressing himself. You can check out his page @_ryheem to see his work.
For this project I wanted to highlight Black Men and Women artist and their art forms. As a white male artist I will never understand the impact their art has on their community. Wether they are photographers, painters, architects, they have a talent and a vision that others don’t have. I wanted to shed light on what makes them who they are and how they got to where they are at in life.
Shot on: Horseman 45FA 4x5
Lens: 135mm
Film: Kodak Tri-X 400
Trinity Jones is a archivist of vintage clothing. Sourcing these vintage and archived clothing she always knew she would be a business-woman. You can find her page where you will also find her website at @myholytrinityy .
For this project I wanted to highlight Black Men and Women artist and their art forms. As a white male artist I will never understand the impact their art has on their community. Wether they are photographers, painters, architects, they have a talent and a vision that others don’t have. I wanted to shed light on what makes them who they are and how they got to where they are at in life.
Shot on: Horseman 45FA 4x5
Lens: 135mm
Film: Kodak Tri-X 400
Ryan Brown is a NYC based Photographer, Videographer, and Painter focusing on Black culture. Originally from Kansas she is now in NYC studying photography focusing on Portraiture. You can check out her work at @ryanmadisonn.art
For this project I wanted to highlight Black Men and Women artist and their art forms. As a white male artist I will never understand the impact their art has on their community. Wether they are photographers, painters, architects, they have a talent and a vision that others don’t have. I wanted to shed light on what makes them who they are and how they got to where they are at in life.
Shot on: Horseman 45FA 4x5
Lens: 135mm
Film: Kodak Tri-X 400
Aaliyah Saintill is a NYC based photographer who found her passion for photography from being in front of the camera. Her main focus is Portraits and Fashion Photography but doesn’t shy away from other styles as well and other mediums such as video. You can check out her page here @aaliyahsaintil .
For this project I wanted to highlight Black Men and Women artist and their art forms. As a white male artist I will never understand the impact their art has on their community. Wether they are photographers, painters, architects, they have a talent and a vision that others don’t have. I wanted to shed light on what makes them who they are and how they got to where they are at in life.
Shot on: Horseman 45FA 4x5
Lens: 135mm
Film: Kodak Tri-X 400
Malachi Smythe is a NYC based photographer focusing on fashion and portraits. At first he wanted to play basketball and that’s what he intended to do in college. During the pandemic he started watching YouTube videos and since then has changed his focus on photography. You can check out his work on his page @malachismythe
For this project I wanted to highlight Black Men and Women artist and their art forms. As a white male artist I will never understand the impact their art has on their community. Wether they are photographers, painters, architects, they have a talent and a vision that others don’t have. I wanted to shed light on what makes them who they are and how they got to where they are at in life.
Shot on: Horseman 45FA
Lens: 135mm
Film: Kodak Tri-X 400
