Artist Spotlight (17th Edition)

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@jake_inez

Jake Inez is a fine art photographer who coalesces the cinematic with the everyday, focused on romanticizing our most intimate moments and creating dreams out of reality.

Left Behind expresses a sense of longing and familiarity in a place once filled with joy and love.

@withhearts

Cory Staudacher is a Seattle-based photographer who draws inspiration from simplicity and minimalism, creating visual moments of peace and joy.

Dark Days is a black and white scene conveying loneliness in the emptiness of life.

@Raylivez1

Ray Mercado is a photographer and visual artist from New York who captures surreal, narrative-based imagery of urban landscapes and cinematic street scenes.

Nothing’s Really Changed is reminiscent of Ray’s time in 2020 spent photographing civil rights protests in New York.

The scene makes a powerful statement: despite all our advancements, we still struggle with the same social issues more than 50 years later.

@trungbaotr

Bao Tran Trung is a photographer and visual composer based in Vietnam, crafting nostalgic, conceptual works of urban and rural landscapes with an atmospheric motif.

Warm Lights for The Cold Nights depicts a cold evening scene in the city during a full moon.

@jake_inez

Jake Inez is a fine art photographer who coalesces the cinematic with the everyday, focused on romanticizing our most intimate moments and creating dreams out of reality.

Left Behind expresses a sense of longing and familiarity in a place once filled with joy and love.

@withhearts

Cory Staudacher is a Seattle-based photographer who draws inspiration from simplicity and minimalism, creating visual moments of peace and joy.

Dark Days is a black and white scene conveying loneliness in the emptiness of life.

@Raylivez1

Ray Mercado is a photographer and visual artist from New York who captures surreal, narrative-based imagery of urban landscapes and cinematic street scenes.

Nothing’s Really Changed is reminiscent of Ray’s time in 2020 spent photographing civil rights protests in New York.

The scene makes a powerful statement: despite all our advancements, we still struggle with the same social issues more than 50 years later.

@trungbaotr

Bao Tran Trung is a photographer and visual composer based in Vietnam, crafting nostalgic, conceptual works of urban and rural landscapes with an atmospheric motif.

Warm Lights for The Cold Nights depicts a cold evening scene in the city during a full moon.

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