Splitting Imagery
Genesis TillmanMy name is Genesis Tillman, I'm a photographer, and I'm venturing into Gonzo Journalism. I've always had a knack for meeting very unique people, asking them questions about themselves and just listening.
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The Hunt For Community: Miss Vees Freak Show
I'm sitting at a jazz bar as I type this, the music's loud and the people are louder. There's a line of tech bros and nine to fivers that extends all the way from the bottom of the stairs to the bathroom at the top, and people keep scufflin...
SELF REFLECTION: ALONE BUT NOT LONELY
I’m editing pictures I took at a show this Friday at the Drunken Unicorn in Atlanta. All my friends bailed when it came to hanging out, one after the other, three in total — but.
You know, being alone isn’t so bad sometimes. I’m sitting in...
Hunt for Community in The U.S. - Chrissy Fest
My Arrival
When I got there, I said hi to my friend Hayden at the bar she works at. She gave me a free PBR, and I bummed a bunch of her cigarettes. It was karaoke night, and another friend of mine, Sami, was hosting. This karaoke night hap...
The TikTok Ban is a Strong Case of Self Fulfilling Prophecy
The U.S. government has shot itself in the foot recently after choosing to ban TikTok. Many users within the United States have opted to join RedBook, a Chinese social media app with actual ties to the Chinese Communist Party. Many see the...
NATURAL DISASTER IN A CLIMATE "SAFE HAVEN."
Photo by Genesis Tillman, 2024, Asheville's River Arts District.
“This place will never be the same, no matter how much we clean up,” one of the cleanup workers told me as we drove through the wreckage in Asheville’s River Arts District....
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