"You are a master at your work." - Nathalie Udo
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Ahri Golden bought her first camera in 1996 and fiddled around with it until the day after 9/11/2001.
Grief led her to an Oakland California playground along with her camera in search of humanity. Quietly, she cried while observing, through her lens, a stunning juxtaposition. Children of many races and creeds played together in peace while the American citizenry was in a collective state of shock, fear and despair. That was the day she became a photographer. |
Ever since then, Golden has created award-winning portraiture appearing in publications, on album covers, websites, and various personal, professional, and ceremonial purposes, as well as photojournalism.
Golden seeks to capture and share humanity with an empathic, journalistic sensibility.
For Golden's creative sound work: www.ahrigolden.com |
