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FRAME BY FRAME: The Captivating Lens of Patrick Planter

In the vibrant streets of Kingston, a photographer’s eye was born. Patrick Planter’s journey began with a click, capturing the essence of Jamaica through his unique lens. Trained by the legendary Donnette Zacca at Edna Manley College, Planter’s passion for photography has taken him from the pages of The Jamaica Gleaner to the galleries of Switzerland.

A Story in Every Frame

Planter’s photographs are more than just images – they’re stories of resilience, beauty, and the unapologetic spirit of Jamaica. His work has been celebrated with gold, silver, and bronze medals at the JCDC Visual Arts Competition, and featured in publications like Sunday Flair and Pulse Magazine.

A Glimpse into His World

From documenting Edna Manley’s art to capturing the energy of Bobi Wine and Tanto Metro, Planter’s lens has framed the best of Jamaica. His exhibitions, including “Golden Optic” and “Discovery,” have left audiences in awe.

The Future in Focus

With a solo gallery show on the horizon and a book about Jamaican life in the works, Patrick Planter’s star is on the rise. As he says, “My camera is my voice – I’m just telling the stories of my people.”

Awards & Accolades:

– Gold Medal, JCDC Visual Arts Competition (2017)
– Silver & Bronze Medals, JCDC Visual Arts Competition (2017)
– Featured in Sunday Flair, Pulse Magazine, and The Star

Gallery Shows:

– “Into The Sun” Memorial Exhibition (2015)
– Kingston On The Edge (KOTE) Exhibitions (2015-2016)

Get ready to be inspired by the captivating lens of Patrick Planter!