«Эта женщина просто светилась». Американский уличный фотограф встретил в Нью-Йо…
Надзея Убоженка работает медсестрой, и она казначей женского байкерского клуба Iron Sirens, базирующегося в Нью-Йорке.
New York City, US – A spontaneous street encounter in New York City has resulted in a series of compelling portraits and a heartwarming story of self-discovery. On a recent afternoon, a street photographer, known for his black and white street portraits, approached a woman on a motorcycle, seeking to capture her striking presence. The woman, Nadzeya, a nurse with a distinctive style, initially expressed a common sentiment: a disinterest in being photographed. "I don't like myself in photos," she candidly told the photographer, revealing a vulnerability often hidden in public spaces. Undeterred, the photographer, whose work often aims to reveal the inherent beauty in everyday individuals, engaged Nadzeya in conversation. He complimented her unique look, noting her "badass" aesthetic while seated on her motorcycle. His genuine appreciation and gentle persuasion gradually chipped away at her reluctance. Nadzeya, originally from Belarus and now residing in Jersey for the past year, shared insights into her life, including her profession as a nurse and her love for motorcycling, a passion she admitted her patients playfully deem "crazy." This unexpected connection allowed the photographer to capture her true essence. The resulting black and white photographs, later shared, portray Nadzeya with a radiant smile and confident gaze, a testament to her natural beauty and the transformative power of being seen through an appreciative lens. This interaction serves as a powerful reminder of the hidden stories and beauty that exist within the urban landscape, often waiting for a moment of connection to be revealed.
Надзея Убоженка работает медсестрой, и она казначей женского байкерского клуба Iron Sirens, базирующегося в Нью-Йорке.

