M. R. Framboise

M. R. Framboise

New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Welcome to my website! I'm a New Orleans-based photographer, essayist, and activist with Students for a Democratic Society. I write on identity and revolutionary theory in The Starshine Essays and Running to the Mountaintop.
04
Nov
A Little Walk Down Canal Street

A Little Walk Down Canal Street

NEW ORLEANS, La. — In full honesty, I don't think that there is much to say here this time
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04
Nov
Back to Baton Rouge: Captures from a Morning Walk

Back to Baton Rouge: Captures from a Morning Walk

BATON ROUGE, La. — Something that I haven't mentioned publicly too much is that while I'm currently
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02
Nov
For Nolan Wells: Instant Film in Biloxi, Mississippi

For Nolan Wells: Instant Film in Biloxi, Mississippi

BILOXI, Miss. — I recently had the opportunity to join various community organizations in Mississippi to march in support of justice
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02
Nov

“𝑓/8 and Be There” — A Second Look at ADHD and the Resolution of an Annoying Contradiction

It has been almost five months since my previous inquiry into ADHD [1], and since then, there has been both
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18
Oct
The Best Photographs of M. R. Framboise

The Best Photographs of M. R. Framboise

While many pictures will be posted on this website, this page represents an ongoing effort to catalogue my 10 best
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18
Oct
10/17/'26 : Palestinian Youth Movement March

10/17/'26 : Palestinian Youth Movement March

NEW ORLEANS, La. — On October 17th, the Palestinian Youth Movement along with the Nola4Palestine Coalition hosted their annual March for
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01
Oct
9/29/'26 : Two Nights of Black and White Portraiture

9/29/'26 : Two Nights of Black and White Portraiture

NEW ORLEANS, La. — Portraits are so interesting to me. They say it takes 1,000 words to fully capture an
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23
Sep

9/19/'26 : NOSHIP Protest Photos

NEW ORLEANS, La. — These pictures were taken at a protest against 200 days of war against Iran. The protest was
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08
Sep
The Street Feels like Home

The Street Feels like Home

I know it must sound strange coming from someone of the most quintessentially petit bourgeois background, but when I’m
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23
Aug
"What's in a Name?" from Running to the Mountaintop

"What's in a Name?" from Running to the Mountaintop

In the many stories that will no-doubt make up this work, the subject of my own name seems to
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