JONATHAN PITTS-WILEY
Portrait & Documentary Photography
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The Clambake

Originally launched as a podcast in late 2017, The Clambake with JPW is a portrait seriesthat asks subjects to reflect on and answer the following question: What is the key to living a dope life and doing dope things?

Dominique Avila
Dominique Avila

Vibing in the backyard for the first all-film Clambake feature…

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Tochi Onyebuchi
Tochi Onyebuchi

Sometimes, quarantine means you have a minute to get a portrait session in with good friends who are emerging YA Afrofuturist novels…

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