Morgan Rhodes Studio

Throwback…my first trip to Paris in 1984.



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Throwback…my first trip to Paris in 1984. I shot these with my new Nikon FA film camera. My parents had bought it for me the year before as I was building a portfolio to get into photography school….which I did. First at @unt then @fitnyc Great schools and I’ve used everything they’ve taught me throughout my creative career. #morganrhodesstudio #paris #france #travelphotograph #photographylife

Thank you to the brave men, women and warrior dogs who have served. I am grateful. ❤️🤍💙

Ready for Fall. 🍂

Throwback of a photo trip….Smugglers Notch, Vermont.

Just around every corner was more beauty. I really want to go back soon.

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Photojournalist Bill Biggart.

On September 11, 2001, while thousands ran from the towers, photojournalist Bill Biggart ran toward them. Camera in hand, he kept shooting as chaos unfolded, calm and focused while the world around him crumbled.

He was there when the South Tower fell, and he kept moving closer. Minutes later, as the North Tower collapsed, Bill was still working. His final photograph was taken just moments before he was killed.

FULL👉:https://vstories.feji.io/blog/bill-biggart-the-photojournalist-who-captured-911-until-his-final-moments

Rescuers found his body days later, his cameras battered but intact. Inside them were nearly 150 images—his last record of courage, chaos, and humanity on that day.

Bill Biggart died doing what he had always done: bearing witness, no matter the cost. His photographs remain among the most haunting testaments to 9/11—truth carved in smoke and fire.

👉 The full story of Bill Biggart’s final assignment—and the legacy his lens left behind—awaits below in the comments.👇👇

Join Stanley and me on the 30 Mile Dog Walk Challenge to raise awareness about military su***de. Show your support for Veterans who are struggling.

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I hear it’s 🍫

I used my grandmother’s recipe to shoot this one. It’s so rich….reminds me of being a kid. I can still see her that tiny kitchen making magic!

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We hear its so we grabbed a tasty one at the Downtown Alpharetta Farmers Market from our favorite treat company Phat Paws Artisan Bakery & Boutique.

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