THE FACES OF MIAMI

The People Make the City

Miami isn't defined by its buildings, beaches, or skyline. It's defined by its people.

From locals to visitors, street performers to commuters, the fashionable to the unexpected, every face carries a story. Black-and-white photography removes the distraction of color and brings attention to expression, character, gesture, and emotion.

This collection is a portrait of Miami through the people who give the city its unmistakable personality—and its reputation as The Magic City.

Four men engaged in conversation on a city street at night. One man is wearing sunglasses and a chain, while the others have tattoos and are dressed casually. They appear to be in a lively urban environment with buildings and lights in the background
A woman in a leather skirt and lace top walking on a city sidewalk near a bus stop, with cars on the street and other pedestrians in the background, in black and white.
Little Havana mature hispanic gentleman in a white Cuban Fedora with a stare as if he was caught
The Man in Red. Red hat, red shirt red striped shorts and the RED BOOTS were made for dancing although now I'm sitting on Miracle Mile in Coral Gables
Timeless Black and white photograph of a very elegant mature lady in a sophisticated outfit in Midtown Miami