Dontrius Williams is a film photographer living and working in Fort Worth. Much of his work documents people, street scenes and incredibly unique situations through a variety of analog cameras and processes.
Williams is a visual historian exploring and capturing the beauty of the here and now. Often times depicting people, places and residential artists that have energized a contemporary scene in Fort Worth. He captures raw situations alongside beautiful portraits that tell of a city's large demographic and community, all of which will go into his digital and physical history book through social media and self-published photo books.
"Flowers While You’re Here" is a collection of film photographs celebrating culture and fellowship within the community - documentation of the present times for future reference through portraiture and candid street photography. All images are hand-developed and printed in the darkroom using various black and white film stocks.
The exhibition will remain on display through July 27.
Dontrius Williams is a film photographer living and working in Fort Worth. Much of his work documents people, street scenes and incredibly unique situations through a variety of analog cameras and processes.
Williams is a visual historian exploring and capturing the beauty of the here and now. Often times depicting people, places and residential artists that have energized a contemporary scene in Fort Worth. He captures raw situations alongside beautiful portraits that tell of a city's large demographic and community, all of which will go into his digital and physical history book through social media and self-published photo books.
"Flowers While You’re Here" is a collection of film photographs celebrating culture and fellowship within the community - documentation of the present times for future reference through portraiture and candid street photography. All images are hand-developed and printed in the darkroom using various black and white film stocks.
The exhibition will remain on display through July 27.
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