FramedinBlack.com is a digital salute to the Black photographer. Our mission is to highlight, elevate, and showcase the powerful visual work and personal stories of Black photographers from across the nation.
Through curated galleries, artist features, and exclusive interviews, we celebrate the creativity, perspective, and cultural impact of photographers whose lenses reflect the beauty, resilience, and truth of the Black experience.
Whether emerging or established, every artist featured on FramedinBlack.com is part of a growing visual legacy—one that captures history, tells untold stories,
Today, we’re talking with Muskegon-based photographer Joe Lane—an artist whose journey from music to photography shows the power of passion and creativity. Let’s get into it."
In this episode, we’re diving into the vibrant world of Dr. April Ruiz, the creative powerhouse behind Candy APEL Photography in Grand Rapids, Michigan. From her first Kodak camera to capturing miles…
In this episode, we’re sitting down with the incredibly intentional and soulful photographer Kawan Moneek. Based in Grand Rapids, Kawan is known for more than just clean edits and bold color—her work…
Today, we're diving into the powerful world of Kim Roseberry—an artist whose camera doesn’t just capture faces, it captures truth. With over three decades of experience, Kim has carved out a lane roo…
From the early days of MySpace and Model Mayhem to being featured in major magazines, Greg’s path into photography wasn’t just about picking up a camera — it was about picking up purpose. Based in Mi…
In this powerful episode of Framed in Black, we sit down with Detroit-based photographer Ernest Sisson, whose work blends raw urban storytelling with deep emotional resonance. From watching his fathe…
In this episode, I’m joined by Ronald Parker, a talented photographer from Durham, North Carolina. We dive into his journey behind the camera—how he got started in photography, what drives his passio…