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Compelling Images From The Dominican Parade 2017
Dominican Day Parade In New York City
Live from The Dominican Day Parade (Source: M Nuri Shakoor/ UABN Photography)
New York City Arts And Sports -
A few defining images of the Dominican Day Parade held this past Sunday afternoon in New York City. The parade was held in midtown Manhattan and proceeded up 6th avenue between W 37th and W 54th streets. All images were captured by NYC UABN Photography's Nuri Shakoor.
The most significant feedback that we got during our market research on parade shooting is that many images from parades tend to be one-sided or they don't give an accurate representation of the event as a whole. In other words, the content typically presented to the readers is not coming from an objective point of view. This is not through any fault of a particular journalist or photographer, attempting to convey what they feel when they are capturing moments of an event; the images the viewers see are simply that particular artist's aesthetic infused into their photography.
What motivates our capture of these types of events is to never over-sexualize them, since our audience tends to find it trite and cliched. Our goal is to give a balanced presentation, and to try and convey the feelings of the individuals we shoot. Images that speak to us, that we think will speak to our readers. Here are 10 images we felt were powerful, and invoke feeling and emotion that resonated with us
M. Nuri Shakoor, Photojournalist/Press Photographer, NYC-ASE
Alla Bevzenko, Chief Editor, New York City Arts, Sports, & Entertainment
Ahmad Shakoor, Staff Photographer, New York City Arts, Sports & Entertainment
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Alla Bevzenko, Chief Editor, New York City Arts, Sports, & Entertainment
Ahmad Shakoor, Staff Photographer, New York City Arts, Sports & Entertainment
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