The Power of Trust and Collaboration with Naohmi Monroe & Ginger Boyd of Amiga Studio
Naohmi Monroe & Ginger Boyd
“[Naohmi] "It's almost addicting where it's like, I don't want to leave that satisfaction on the table. I kind of want to follow it and see where it lets me go.”
“[Naohmi] "We're professional pivoters in a creative space. And that's really how you build momentum. You can't let the big barriers keep you from doing the thing.”
“[Ginger] "You're allowed to change. You're allowed to start and then change it after. Permission to do that is huge. You just have to give that to yourself.”
“[Ginger] "I just want to capture one minuscule real moment that someone can watch and be like, they get me, I feel seen, I feel part of this. And that's so powerful.”
“[Naohmi] "The best photos are almost made naturally and organically. You have to see the moment, you have to be there and be present. So how can you practice that instead of putting pressure on finding it?”
