Sokari Ekine

Documentary Photographer, Visual Scholar, Abolitionist
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Location: New Orleans
Nationality: Nigerian British
Biography: Sokari Ekine, Photography Sokari Ekine is a Nigerian Black British genderqueer feminist and abolitionist who has lived and worked in Africa, Europe, the Caribbean, and the United States. Their work has been exhibited in such venues as the 4th... read on
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Grainy Day
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Updated: 01/29/21
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I decided to give myself some playtime so I bought a Holga and Lomochrome Metropolis reloadable film cameras.  These are four from the Lomochrome taken with the 400 ISO color film that came with the camera.  I feel satisfied that I managed a few decent shots out of 24.  I need to be more mindful with the light and using the flash.  
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