Seeing another area's street life is always an eye-opener, and Greg Bojorquez's photography certainly widens ours. Candid, gritty and completely uninhibited, it shows thugs living their everyday lives.
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Greg Bojorquez started documenting L.A.'s East Side at a young age. Filled with guns, girls and gangsters, Bojorquez's portfolio led him to gigs photographing celebrities such as Mos Def and Ice Cube. His book 'The Sun Rises In The East' is a compilation of some of the more interesting scenes he has come across.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Documentary-style Photography
- Business professionals in the photography industry can explore opportunities to capture and showcase real-life moments and experiences through genuine, candid photography, similar to Greg Bojorquez's work.
- Street Style Fashion
- Business professionals in the fashion industry can take inspiration from the raw, gritty street fashion captured in Greg Bojorquez's photography and apply it to fashion trends and designs.
- Authentic Representation of Marginalized Communities
- Business professionals in the media and entertainment industry can recognize and embrace opportunities to represent and give a voice to underrepresented communities like the gangs and thugs portrayed in Greg Bojorquez's photography.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Photography
- Photography businesses and entrepreneurs can adopt a documentary-style approach to their craft, and capture raw and genuine moments similar to Greg Bojorquez's photography.
- Fashion
- Fashion businesses and entrepreneurs can channel the raw and gritty street style showcased in Greg Bojorquez's photography into their designs and fashion trends.
- Media and Entertainment
- Businesses and entrepreneurs in the media and entertainment industry can explore opportunities to authentically represent and give a voice to marginalized communities, following in the footsteps of Greg Bojorquez's photography.
