Noa Mohlabane, Photographer , Unknown

"I love to use my camera to witness the perfect form, balance and intense sensuality of nature. Now, using a digital camera, I am most drawn to sharing images just as I found them in nature, without staging. Please feel free to contact me about more details for any image you are drawn to.

Sharing my witnessing of open heart moments in candid portraits where the spirit of the person shines through, is another passion. These photos available in password protected galleries unless I have permission to share an image publicly.

I began intently studying photography books such as The Family of Man when I was a toddler. Bought my first coffee table photography book out of my 75 cent per week allowance when I was 12: House of Bondage by Earnest Cole. Received my first 35mm camera when I was 16 and set up darkroom in the bathroom.

I began photographing people doing transformative work in Be Present in 1988. These photos combine my work as a photographer with my "heart" work with Be Present."

More from Be Present

Jordan and Medea, Race, Gender, Power & Class Training Institute , circa 2013
Be Present
Jordan, Andrew, Carletta, Maria, Medea, Training Institute , 2011
Be Present
Noa and Katchi, Be Present Family Camp, Esalen Institute , 2012
Be Present
Eva and Sasha, Be Present Family Camp, Esalen Institute , 2010
Be Present
Jordan, Race, Gender, Power & Class Training, Petaluma, CA , 2014
Be Present