GS3 Photography: Art & Fashion

11/30/2025

Buckeyes Win! No need to fire the coach. Dominance. Good Play calling and Talent was on display. Now win out! 🥂🎼🔥🦁

11/28/2025

Secure your place for the 2026 wedding season—dates are booking fast! If you want powerful, emotional, and timeless wedding images that truly capture the magic of your day, now is the time to reach out. As your photographer, I’ll create stunning visuals you’ll treasure for a lifetime. Don’t wait until the calendar fills—call or schedule today. Your love story deserves extraordinary images. Call / DM (Includes DJ) Ask about having a drone

11/25/2025

🎬 Jazzed About Photography: Robert Banks — Hosted by Georgio Sabino III 🎷📸
Presented by the Western Reserve Historical Society – Cleveland, Ohio
Step inside an unforgettable evening of art, storytelling, and cinematic history as visionary filmmaker Robert C. Banks, Jr. joins host Georgio Sabino III for a powerful, mind-sharpening conversation at the MLK Branch of the Cleveland Public Library. This program, part of the Western Reserve Historical Society’s ongoing cultural and archival initiatives, brought together film lovers, photographers, musicians, and creatives to celebrate one of Cleveland’s most influential experimental filmmakers.
Renowned for works such as X: The Baby Cinema (1992), Motion Picture Genocide (1997), and his lifelong commitment to handmade and experimental cinema, Robert Banks shared rare insights into his artistic journey — from shooting and hand-processing 16mm film to navigating the new era of digital filmmaking. His stories about Cleveland’s creative landscape, teaching at CSU and community programs, and preserving analog film techniques kept the audience fully engaged.
The night opened with an inspiring introduction by Dr. Regennia N. Williams, who framed Banks’ importance in Cleveland’s cultural history. The event also featured a dynamic live jazz performance, played alongside one of Banks’ experimental film sequences — an electrifying fusion of motion, rhythm, and improvisation that energized the entire room.
Throughout the conversation, Georgio and Robert exchanged deep, thoughtful ideas about creativity, legacy, process, and the future of visual storytelling. The chemistry, intellect, and artistic passion between them made for a rich, high-level dialogue that was as educational as it was inspiring.
This was more than a talk — it was an experience.
A celebration of film.
A tribute to artistic innovation.
A reminder of how powerful Cleveland’s creative voices truly are.
Hosted by: Georgio Sabino III
Special Guest: Robert C. Banks, Jr.
Presented by: Western Reserve Historical Society
With opening remarks by: Dr. Regennia N. Williams
Featuring: Live Jazz Performance to Banks’ Experimental Film
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11/11/2025

Kent!

11/03/2025

We made it to film: From improving police-community relationships to creating opportunities for low-income residents, people continue to across Cleveland. I had the honor of assisting NFL player Nate Boyer as the location scout (vision) . It was inspiring to work alongside great restaurant owners and community leaders making a real impact in our neighborhoods. 💪🏾✨

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10/31/2025

Celebrating the brilliance of storytelling at the 90th Annual Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards ✨📚 Honoring authors whose words reshape perspectives and uplift truth — a night of inspiration shared with friends and great minds.

10/31/2025

Enjoying my night at the Ice Cube concert — what a legend! 🎤🔥

10/31/2025

Wade Park Community - Art Exhibit

10/31/2025

Latin Band - Enjoying the night.

10/30/2025

There are moments in life that stop you in your tracks not because they’re loud or grand, but because they hum with quiet truth. I recently came across one of the last photographs of Aggie Gund, beautifully displayed on the Studio Institute website. In it, she’s sitting peacefully, surrounded by art. But not just any art above her hang one paintind with two heads created by my former students from the Cleveland Metropolitan Schools. Yeah! 🥂

To see her framed by their work by their creativity, their spirit moved me deeply. It’s as if the image captured something larger than all of us: the cycle of inspiration, the power of mentorship, and the enduring legacy of art education. It also satins me that she has now passed away. But this is my last memory. Proud! So proud.

In that one photograph, I saw the echo of every brushstroke shared, every moment of discovery in the classroom, and every spark of confidence that grew from paint, color, and courage. It filled me with pride and a profound sense of gratitude to have played even a small role in their journey, and to see their art live on in such a meaningful way.

As an artist and teacher, this is the reward beyond words: witnessing creativity ripple outward into the world. That image reminded me why I do what I do why aesthetics matter, why process matters, and why we must keep nurturing the next generation of creators. In Awe!

It gave me clarity… that art, in its truest form, is not just about making something beautiful. It’s about becoming something beautiful together. Go Cleveland Win!

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GS3

10/29/2025

What an amazing fashion show! ✨ Incredible designs, beautiful models, and an energy that screamed success. Feeling inspired and grateful to be part of such a stylish moment! 💃🏾🖤👗

10/29/2025

✨🎉 Exciting News from the Western Reserve Historical Society! 🎉✨

We’re proud to share the opening of a powerful new exhibition in the African American History Gallery at the Western Reserve Historical Society — “Race, Place, and Community-Based Healthcare.” 🩺📸

This inspiring exhibition shines a light on the legacy and contributions of Black nurses and healthcare professionals who have served Cleveland’s communities with compassion, skill, and resilience. Their stories reveal how race and place have shaped access to care, community trust, and the fight for health equity — themes that remain deeply relevant today.

The exhibit is curated by Dr. Regennia N. Williams, with co-curators Georgio Sabino III and Andre Cato, and features beautiful photography and visual storytelling by Neeka, capturing the humanity and dedication behind every healthcare hero featured.

Through archival materials, personal narratives, and stunning portraits, “Race, Place, and Community-Based Healthcare” invites visitors to reflect on how Black nurses have not only cared for individuals but also strengthened entire communities — bridging gaps in service and inspiring future generations.

🎀 Join us for the ribbon-cutting ceremony and experience this celebration of history, healing, and heart.
📍 Western Reserve Historical Society — African American History Gallery
🗓️ Opening Now!

Come honor the past, uplift the present, and inspire the future.