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Final Frame: Self-reflections by Buffalo photographers
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Final Frame: Self-reflections by Buffalo photographers

  • Feb 28, 2024
  • Feb 28, 2024 Updated Oct 17, 2024
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Personal perspectives by some of Buffalo Magazine's featured photographers. They include Brandon Watson, Katie Addo and James Pici, with more to come.

(6) updates to this series since Updated Oct 17, 2024

Sports culture as a mirror: A self-reflection by photographer Brandon Watson

Sports culture as a mirror: A self-reflection by photographer Brandon Watson

"As we walk into 2024, it’s so important to rediscover your passions and let them guide your personal roadmap this year.

The beauty of something imperfect: A self-reflection by photographer Katie Addo

The beauty of something imperfect: A self-reflection by photographer Katie Addo

“Goldy Way was born out of Covid lockdown when I found myself continually returning to my basement immersed in fabric, dyebaths and ice. It ha…

Letting the ingredients shine: A self-reflection by photographer James Pici

Letting the ingredients shine: A self-reflection by photographer James Pici

“When photographing food, I tend to take a minimalist approach, allowing the focus to be on the dish itself and letting the ingredients shine.…

Transcending language barriers: A self-reflection by photographer Alana Adetola Fajemisin

Transcending language barriers: A self-reflection by photographer Alana Adetola Fajemisin

"To me, one of the most compelling things about photography is its ability to transcend language barriers. Photography has the ability to comm…

Allowing their most true self to emerge: A self-reflection by photographer Eric Tronolone

Allowing their most true self to emerge: A self-reflection by photographer Eric Tronolone

“My personal photography work centers around showcasing queer people in their most comfortable skin. My goal when photographing is to create a…

Deeply rooted in seeking faith and wisdom: A self-reflection by photographer Lydia Gallagher

Deeply rooted in seeking faith and wisdom: A self-reflection by photographer Lydia Gallagher

“My journey has been deeply rooted in seeking faith and wisdom from the generations that created life, made sacrifices and did healing work be…

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