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Brandon Battle
I find the beauty in everything
NYC📍& beyond 🚀
Photo Director @aodmagazine
some beautiful faces I captured at @textureonset 📸
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Cam: Fujifilm x100iv @fujifilmx_us
some beautiful faces I captured at @textureonset 📸
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Cam: Fujifilm x100iv @fujifilmx_us
some beautiful faces I captured at @textureonset 📸
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Cam: Fujifilm x100iv @fujifilmx_us
some beautiful faces I captured at @textureonset 📸
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Cam: Fujifilm x100iv @fujifilmx_us
some beautiful faces I captured at @textureonset 📸
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Cam: Fujifilm x100iv @fujifilmx_us
some beautiful faces I captured at @textureonset 📸
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Cam: Fujifilm x100iv @fujifilmx_us
some beautiful faces I captured at @textureonset 📸
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Cam: Fujifilm x100iv @fujifilmx_us
some beautiful faces I captured at @textureonset 📸
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Cam: Fujifilm x100iv @fujifilmx_us
some beautiful faces I captured at @textureonset 📸
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Cam: Fujifilm x100iv @fujifilmx_us
some beautiful faces I captured at @textureonset 📸
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Cam: Fujifilm x100iv @fujifilmx_us
some beautiful faces I captured at @textureonset 📸
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Cam: Fujifilm x100iv @fujifilmx_us
some beautiful faces I captured at @textureonset 📸
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Cam: Fujifilm x100iv @fujifilmx_us
some beautiful faces I captured at @textureonset 📸
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Cam: Fujifilm x100iv @fujifilmx_us
‘Bare Bones’
Who are we, really?
The absence of clothing in Bare Bones is not meant to suggest loss, but arrival. By removing all external markers of identity, status, style and expectation, the work asks “what remains when nothing is used to define the self?”.
A fine art photographic exploration of selfhood revealed through intentional reduction.
Be yourself.
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Model: Téa-Monet Chen | @teamonetc
CD/Photographer: Brandon Battle | @bbattlecuts
Producer: Nthabiseng Cooper | @bynthabiseng
‘Bare Bones’
Who are we, really?
The absence of clothing in Bare Bones is not meant to suggest loss, but arrival. By removing all external markers of identity, status, style and expectation, the work asks “what remains when nothing is used to define the self?”.
A fine art photographic exploration of selfhood revealed through intentional reduction.
Be yourself.
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Model: Téa-Monet Chen | @teamonetc
CD/Photographer: Brandon Battle | @bbattlecuts
Producer: Nthabiseng Cooper | @bynthabiseng
‘Bare Bones’
Who are we, really?
The absence of clothing in Bare Bones is not meant to suggest loss, but arrival. By removing all external markers of identity, status, style and expectation, the work asks “what remains when nothing is used to define the self?”.
A fine art photographic exploration of selfhood revealed through intentional reduction.
Be yourself.
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Model: Téa-Monet Chen | @teamonetc
CD/Photographer: Brandon Battle | @bbattlecuts
Producer: Nthabiseng Cooper | @bynthabiseng
‘Bare Bones’
Who are we, really?
The absence of clothing in Bare Bones is not meant to suggest loss, but arrival. By removing all external markers of identity, status, style and expectation, the work asks “what remains when nothing is used to define the self?”.
A fine art photographic exploration of selfhood revealed through intentional reduction.
Be yourself.
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Model: Téa-Monet Chen | @teamonetc
CD/Photographer: Brandon Battle | @bbattlecuts
Producer: Nthabiseng Cooper | @bynthabiseng
‘Bare Bones’
Who are we, really?
The absence of clothing in Bare Bones is not meant to suggest loss, but arrival. By removing all external markers of identity, status, style and expectation, the work asks “what remains when nothing is used to define the self?”.
A fine art photographic exploration of selfhood revealed through intentional reduction.
Be yourself.
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Model: Téa-Monet Chen | @teamonetc
CD/Photographer: Brandon Battle | @bbattlecuts
Producer: Nthabiseng Cooper | @bynthabiseng
‘Bare Bones’
Who are we, really?
The absence of clothing in Bare Bones is not meant to suggest loss, but arrival. By removing all external markers of identity, status, style and expectation, the work asks “what remains when nothing is used to define the self?”.
A fine art photographic exploration of selfhood revealed through intentional reduction.
Be yourself.
•
Model: Téa-Monet Chen | @teamonetc
CD/Photographer: Brandon Battle | @bbattlecuts
Producer: Nthabiseng Cooper | @bynthabiseng
‘Bare Bones’
Who are we, really?
The absence of clothing in Bare Bones is not meant to suggest loss, but arrival. By removing all external markers of identity, status, style and expectation, the work asks “what remains when nothing is used to define the self?”.
A fine art photographic exploration of selfhood revealed through intentional reduction.
Be yourself.
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Model: Téa-Monet Chen | @teamonetc
CD/Photographer: Brandon Battle | @bbattlecuts
Producer: Nthabiseng Cooper | @bynthabiseng
‘between hours’
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Model/CD | @viasiobhan
Photo | @bbattlecuts
Stylist | @nanakofiasaree
‘between hours’
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Model/CD | @viasiobhan
Photo | @bbattlecuts
Stylist | @nanakofiasaree
‘between hours’
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Model/CD | @viasiobhan
Photo | @bbattlecuts
Stylist | @nanakofiasaree
‘between hours’
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Model/CD | @viasiobhan
Photo | @bbattlecuts
Stylist | @nanakofiasaree
‘between hours’
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Model/CD | @viasiobhan
Photo | @bbattlecuts
Stylist | @nanakofiasaree
‘between hours’
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Model/CD | @viasiobhan
Photo | @bbattlecuts
Stylist | @nanakofiasaree
in love with the process. camera in my hand makes me a happy man 📸
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bts 🎥: @nanakofiasaree
Recent digital work 📸. Models, if you need to refresh your book with updated digitals, shoot me a DM or email me at brandon@bbattlecuts.com. Let’s work!
Recent digital work 📸. Models, if you need to refresh your book with updated digitals, shoot me a DM or email me at brandon@bbattlecuts.com. Let’s work!
Recent digital work 📸. Models, if you need to refresh your book with updated digitals, shoot me a DM or email me at brandon@bbattlecuts.com. Let’s work!
Recent digital work 📸. Models, if you need to refresh your book with updated digitals, shoot me a DM or email me at brandon@bbattlecuts.com. Let’s work!
Recent digital work 📸. Models, if you need to refresh your book with updated digitals, shoot me a DM or email me at brandon@bbattlecuts.com. Let’s work!
Brandon Battle, Photo Director, AoD Magazine
AoD Magazine welcomes Brandon Battle as Photo Director, a visual storyteller and creative director known for his refined eye and ability to capture culture, fashion, and everyday moments with intention and clarity. His work reflects a balance of precision and feeling, shaping imagery that is both elevated and honest.
As he joins AoD, Brandon will lead the visual direction across print and digital, bringing a distinct point of view to how our stories are seen and experienced.
Welcome to AoD, Brandon.
‘Black is Beautiful’
This is the first installment of an ongoing, personal photo series. It is my contemporary take on Kwame Braithwaite’s work during the Black is Beautiful movement from the 1960’s and 1970’s. This movement was used as a catalyst for the rejection of European beauty standards and a celebration of natural Black identity.
Although I do agree with an excerpt of Toni Morrison’s work where she stated, “The phrase was nevertheless a full confession that white definitions were important to us (having to counteract them meant they were significant)”, I do still find it important to examine what ‘self-defined beauty’ looks like for each individual.
For this series, I’m asking each model to wear their hair in it’s natural state (fully picked out, curly, coily, etc) and also to self-style in a way that makes them feel most beautiful.
Please stay tuned to see how this series fully unfolds!
‘Black is Beautiful’
This is the first installment of an ongoing, personal photo series. It is my contemporary take on Kwame Braithwaite’s work during the Black is Beautiful movement from the 1960’s and 1970’s. This movement was used as a catalyst for the rejection of European beauty standards and a celebration of natural Black identity.
Although I do agree with an excerpt of Toni Morrison’s work where she stated, “The phrase was nevertheless a full confession that white definitions were important to us (having to counteract them meant they were significant)”, I do still find it important to examine what ‘self-defined beauty’ looks like for each individual.
For this series, I’m asking each model to wear their hair in it’s natural state (fully picked out, curly, coily, etc) and also to self-style in a way that makes them feel most beautiful.
Please stay tuned to see how this series fully unfolds!
‘Black is Beautiful’
This is the first installment of an ongoing, personal photo series. It is my contemporary take on Kwame Braithwaite’s work during the Black is Beautiful movement from the 1960’s and 1970’s. This movement was used as a catalyst for the rejection of European beauty standards and a celebration of natural Black identity.
Although I do agree with an excerpt of Toni Morrison’s work where she stated, “The phrase was nevertheless a full confession that white definitions were important to us (having to counteract them meant they were significant)”, I do still find it important to examine what ‘self-defined beauty’ looks like for each individual.
For this series, I’m asking each model to wear their hair in it’s natural state (fully picked out, curly, coily, etc) and also to self-style in a way that makes them feel most beautiful.
Please stay tuned to see how this series fully unfolds!
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