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Misterburris Photography

@misterburrisp.bsky.social

🔞 I make raw, radiant portraits in natural light—centering diverse bodies, queer desire, disability, and truth. 🔞 🌟Every body deserves the lens... https://allmylinks.com/misterburrisp

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Misterburris Photography@misterburrisp.bsky.social · last wk.

👑✨ Looking at this incredible candid of Isaac Hayes and his wife, Mignon Harley. From his signature shaved head & tinted frames down to his bare chest, & skin-clinging orange tights—his aesthetic left nothing to the imagination. This is a striking reminder of an era where style had no limits.

Misterburris Photography@misterburrisp.bsky.social · 2w ago

Thinking about the architecture of a portrait and the pieces of real life we choose to leave in the dark spaces. I almost cropped the bags out to make the frame look "clean," but they belong to him. They belong to the scale of the moment. Did I make the right call? Let me know below. 👇

Misterburris Photography@misterburrisp.bsky.social · last mo.

I almost cropped the bags out of the foreground to make the frame cleaner. But they’re his. They belong to the moment, just like the crossed ankles and the stance. Sometimes making a photo too neat strips away the truth of the space. 📸: @misterburrisp.bsky.social #Photography #ArtSky #PortraitSky

A high-contrast black-and-white portrait of a man named Mikie sitting on a green wooden park bench against a chain-link fence. He sits flat against the back of the bench, his arms thrown open wide across the top wood rail, while his legs are tightly crossed at the ankles. In the immediate foreground, a crumpled reusable grocery bag sits on the pavement. The monochrome tones highlight the raw geometry of his posture, the metallic texture of the fence, and the stillness of the moment.
Misterburris Photography@misterburrisp.bsky.social · last mo.

i dont appreciate how Bluesky suspended my account. But really I blame the person that complained. It's hard for people like him to see me as an artist. A Black man with a camera isnt serious. I dont do it for the fun of it, because it isn't fun. It's work. and I make my work to be shared.