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Focus on Cree Moore (She/They) @creee a visual artist who currently lives and works in Atlanta, USA.

Cree works primarily in medium format and 35 mm film photography. Her practice is based in exploring the landscape and interconnectivity of the environment and humanity’s multidimensional depths. She is particularly inspired by the uniquely human struggle to be understood. Cree is entirely self-taught and uses her individual lens to express what the future of creation can, and perhaps should, look like.

About the series we’re sharing: Held In Common is an intimate exploration and attempt to understand the connection between community and the refuges of nature that we share. While in the confines of a large city, the vulnerable process of exposing bare skin is made even more personal/intimate as we hide away in the few remaining undeveloped corners left to us. All photos were taken on 120 mm film.

To participate:
1. Identify with being a woman, non-binary and trans photographer
2. Follow @fotofemmeunited
3. Go to our website (link in bio) and click “submit” in the lower footer.

#120film
#portra400
#mediumformatphotography
#womenphotographers

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I find myself being asked to explain my practice and work often. I create to build the world that I wish to be a part of. I create for nuance. I create for queer expression. I create as a way to process all that I cannot understand. I create as a channel for change. I don’t have all of the answers, and I don’t claim that for myself. I create because I don’t know that I have any answers. I do, however, feel in my bones that creation is the way for me to see beyond myself. It’s a way that I can connect to people and spirit outside of this body in this lifetime. It’s the way that I get kicked on my ass, wipe myself off, and try again in a different way. It’s the way I do this as a means of finding myself over and over again that is messy and non-linear and queer as fuck. It’s the way I keep coming back to the land as a way of saying “please hold me, I’m going in harder than I ever have before.”

It’s the constant push and pull I feel every day. It’s “I am here” and “you are there” and “what is the bridge in between us?” How can I as a queer person wholeheartedly exist in the containers or lack of containers that I feel fit? So what if I change my mind? Where can we better meet sticky conversations with nuance and question instead of blame and judgment?

These conversations often pin us against one another when in reality the root at which we feel injustices stem from the space of trying to keep us small. It’s the way that we are able to hack at this system in our individual ways that makes my heart swell. It’s “hey, I’ve got it from this container of queerness and embodiment and land” and “I see you hacking at it through the lens of queerness and disability and digital accessibility” that keeps me coming back. It’s the “I see you expanding in your work and giving less fucks” that gives me permission to be bigger in my own body, voice, and work. When someone shies away from me because I wake up with questions bigger than myself, it becomes the door of opportunity for me to find those conversations that are welcomed in other spaces.

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Focus on Cree Moore (She/They) @creee a visual artist who currently lives and works in Atlanta, USA.

Cree works primarily in medium format and 35 mm film photography. Her practice is based in exploring the landscape and interconnectivity of the environment and humanity’s multidimensional depths. She is particularly inspired by the uniquely human struggle to be understood. Cree is entirely self-taught and uses her individual lens to express what the future of creation can, and perhaps should, look like.

About the series we’re sharing: Held In Common is an intimate exploration and attempt to understand the connection between community and the refuges of nature that we share. While in the confines of a large city, the vulnerable process of exposing bare skin is made even more personal/intimate as we hide away in the few remaining undeveloped corners left to us. All photos were taken on 120 film.

To participate:
1. Identify with being a woman, non-binary and trans photographer
2. Follow @fotofemmeunited
3. Go to our website (link in bio) and click “submit” in the lower footer.

#120film
#mediumformat
#womenphotographers
#analogic
#sheshootsfilm

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little bits of love 💋💌

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june fits but it's totally different but it's still june fits

feat.

bb cyn 🕶️
lil creezy 🫂
uncle shrāve 🖕🏼🖕🏼
Nuzzo da Nut 🪞
'Cuzzi UnCut 🐇
Stanky Fwanky 🍌
Yung Snufkin 👒
Malibu Bobbie 🏎️
Robert Banx and the Getaway Band 🏦

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i <3 u malibu

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Focus on Cree Moore (She/They) @creee a visual artist who currently lives and works in Atlanta, USA.

Cree works primarily in medium format and 35 mm film photography. Her practice is based in exploring the landscape and interconnectivity of the environment and humanity’s multidimensional depths. She is particularly inspired by the uniquely human struggle to be understood. Cree is entirely self-taught and uses her individual lens to express what the future of creation can, and perhaps should, look like.

About the series we’re sharing: Held In Common is an intimate exploration and attempt to understand the connection between community and the refuges of nature that we share. While in the confines of a large city, the vulnerable process of exposing bare skin is made even more personal/intimate as we hide away in the few remaining undeveloped corners left to us. All photos were taken on 120 film.

To participate:
1. Identify with being a woman, non-binary and trans photographer
2. Follow @fotofemmeunited
3. Go to our website (link in bio) and click “submit” in the lower footer.

#120film
#blackonfilm
#mediumformat
#womenphotographers

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Focus on Cree Moore (She/They) @creee a visual artist who currently lives and works in Atlanta, USA.

Cree works primarily in medium format and 35 mm film photography. Her practice is based in exploring the landscape and interconnectivity of the environment and humanity’s multidimensional depths. She is particularly inspired by the uniquely human struggle to be understood. Cree is entirely self-taught and uses her individual lens to express what the future of creation can, and perhaps should, look like.

About the series we’re sharing: Held In Common is an intimate exploration and attempt to understand the connection between community and the refuges of nature that we share. While in the confines of a large city, the vulnerable process of exposing bare skin is made even more personal/intimate as we hide away in the few remaining undeveloped corners left to us. All photos were taken on 120 film.

To participate:
1. Identify with being a woman, non-binary and trans photographer
2. Follow @fotofemmeunited
3. Go to our website (link in bio) and click “submit” in the lower footer.

#analogueshooters
#womenphotographers
#womenwhoshootfilm

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Focus on Cree Moore (She/They) @creee a visual artist who currently lives and works in Atlanta, USA.

Cree works primarily in medium format and 35 mm film photography. Her practice is based in exploring the landscape and interconnectivity of the environment and humanity’s multidimensional depths. She is particularly inspired by the uniquely human struggle to be understood. Cree is entirely self-taught and uses her individual lens to express what the future of creation can, and perhaps should, look like.

About the series we’re sharing: Held In Common is an intimate exploration and attempt to understand the connection between community and the refuges of nature that we share. While in the confines of a large city, the vulnerable process of exposing bare skin is made even more personal/intimate as we hide away in the few remaining undeveloped corners left to us. All photos were taken on 120 film.

To participate:
1. Identify with being a woman, non-binary and trans photographer
2. Follow @fotofemmeunited
3. Go to our website (link in bio) and click “submit” in the lower footer.

#120film
#queerlove
#filmph
#mediumformat
#portra400
#womeninspiringwomen

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Meri guided us on a journey with our stones! 🦋 A small group of us sits on the forest floor. We are all respectively cast in light and shadow through the trees. I sit on “collective care” during my practice for grounding and embodiment 🤎 a lovely practice with lovely individuals. Thank you for this offering Meri!

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see u at @horsesonsunset on sunday
(or else) reserve your seats at the link in bio 💋

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Focus on Cree Moore (She/They) @creee a visual artist who currently lives and works in Atlanta, USA.

Cree works primarily in medium format and 35 mm film photography. Her practice is based in exploring the landscape and interconnectivity of the environment and humanity’s multidimensional depths. She is particularly inspired by the uniquely human struggle to be understood. Cree is entirely self-taught and uses her individual lens to express what the future of creation can, and perhaps should, look like.

About the series we’re sharing: Held In Common is an intimate exploration and attempt to understand the connection between community and the refuges of nature that we share. While in the confines of a large city, the vulnerable process of exposing bare skin is made even more personal/intimate as we hide away in the few remaining undeveloped corners left to us. All photos were taken on 120 film.

To participate:
1. Identify with being a woman, non-binary and trans photographer
2. Follow @fotofemmeunited
3. Go to our website (link in bio) and click “submit” in the lower footer.

#120film
#portra400
#mediumformat
#sheshootsfilm
#womenphotographers

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