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Framed In Black

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by Doug D. Sims

7 episodes

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FramedinBlack.com is a digital salute to the Black photographer. Our mission is to highlight, elevate, and showcase the powerful visual work and personal stories of Black photographers from across the nation. Through curated galleries, artist features, and exclusive interviews, we celebrate the creativity, perspective, and cultural impact of photographers whose lenses reflect the beauty, resilience, and truth of the Black experience. Whether emerging or established, every artist featured on FramedinBlack.com is part of a growing visual legacy—one that captures history, tells untold stories,

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Recent Episodes

August 19, 2025

W/Joe Lane

Today, we’re talking with Muskegon-based photographer Joe Lane—an artist whose journey from music to photography shows the power of passion and creativity. Let’s get into it."

August 2, 2025

W/April Ruiz

In this episode, we’re diving into the vibrant world of Dr. April Ruiz, the creative powerhouse behind Candy APEL Photography in Grand Rapids, Michigan. From her first Kodak camera to capturing milestone moments across the country, Dr. Ruiz is redefining what it means to turn memories into masterpieces. Whether she’s shooting downtown with natural light or bringing portraits to life in unexpected locations, her work is filled with emotion, color, and purpose. Let’s step behind the lens and hear how she brings everyday beauty into focus—one powerful image at a time.

July 31, 2025

W/Kawan Moneek Mills

In this episode, we’re sitting down with the incredibly intentional and soulful photographer Kawan Moneek. Based in Grand Rapids, Kawan is known for more than just clean edits and bold color—her work is rooted in purpose, healing, and legacy. From creating portraits that reflect God’s image to capturing the raw emotion of the Black Lives Matter movement, Kawan’s photography doesn’t just document moments—it preserves meaning.We talk about how a simple love for family photos grew into a mission, how YouTube University shaped her technical skills, and how she's mentoring the next generation of artists—while still working a 9-to-5. This one’s full of gems, y’all.

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What is Framed In Black?: FramedinBlack.com is a digital salute to the Black photographer. Our mission is to highlight, elevate, and showcase the powerful visual work and personal stories of Black photographers from across the nation.

Through curated galleries, artist features, and exclusive interviews, we celebrate the creativity, perspective, and cultural impact of photographers whose lenses reflect the beauty, resilience, and truth of the Black experience.

Whether emerging or established, every artist featured on FramedinBlack.com is part of a growing visual legacy—one that captures history, tells untold stories,
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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