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- Closing out Black History month with a Message for...
- Tribute to the Ancestor's of the Middle Passage
- Throwback: Gonaives, Haiti 2004
- Somewhere, in the haze of chemo.
- A visit to the Jewish Museum for the exhibition: T...
- "You have to expect things of yourself before yo...
- Cell block C: Freed from the prison of chemo
- #12 LAST CHEMOTHERAPY TODAY!!!!
- Eleven things I've learned from Whitney Houston's ...
- The Man and His Shadow by Paulo Coelho
- The end is near...a new beginning on the horizon
- BREAK!
- Soul Train FEVER! Soul Train Line (Flash mob), Tim...
- Preparing for chemo#11 tomorrow, doing what I love...
- Black History Month!
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January
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- Self-reflecting/reflection; Art as self/Self as Ar...
- What experience will you miss? Having the univers...
- Postcard to the Motherland
- (Chemo #10) "When we are vulnerable is when we are...
- Happy Birthday Dr. King!
- Self-portrait: The memory of trees
- 2nd Anniversary of Haiti's earthquake
- CHEMO BRAIN
- Chemo #9: It's almost over. Just three more treatm...
- January 2, 2102
- Happy Haitian Independence Day!
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Noteworthy sites
- Ocean's Photojournalism and Documentary Photography Website
- Black is Beautiful, Gay is Good!
- Dredlocks Tree
- Black Visual Artists
- Iris Photo Collective
- FGPO Blog
- Nubian Knights Network
- The Discovered Work of Vivian Maier Photography
- John Lo Photography
- DeAngela Napier Photography
- African Diaspora Photography
- Autumn Beckman Dog Portraits
- Epiphanynoir
- President Barack Obama
- National Action Network
- Jamaica Land We LGBT
- in my head, from my heart
- Carlagirl Photography
- Black Funk
- GBM News
- I Can Feel The Distance
- Mark Your Truth Here
- Frank Leon Roberts
- Noctuary
- The Emancipation of Professor GQ
- Wyclef Jean's Foundation-Yele Haiti
- Divine Oasis
About Ocean
- Ocean Morisset
- Harlem, New York, United States
- I'm a Haitian-American, self-taught photographer specializing in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography. While these generes of photography are my passions, I don't hesitate in the least when the urge engulfs me to shoot abstractions, or still life objects. What's important to me is that I keep creating. My pictures are my building blocks of my own life, and a blue-print of my soul. I'm enjoying the process of self-discovery through photography. Thanks for joining me on my journey!
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