https://armandogeneyro.com/photo-journal daily 0.75 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1511893488473-23B4Z19QKILW8II9IM36/DSC08104.JPG Photo Journal And You Say Chi City... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1518794371109-4OIBKI8753I3G0C9NTDK/1+%2814%29.jpg Photo Journal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1511888105473-U3TPLVOTT8EATYZWAI7D/DSC03790.jpg Photo Journal - "City of Angels" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1511891780290-MRV3ZCYQXO0WALO00S0G/DSC05501.jpg Photo Journal - "Six Days in Havana" The hands on the clock move slower in Havana. While the rest of the world developed over the last several decades, Cuba has remained, as the old cliché goes, a land frozen in time. Hauntingly beautiful in many ways, the ghosts of the past whisper at every corner with each crumbling building façade and rusted vintage car. Narrow streets are paved with cobblestone, and women hang their laundry from balconies. Sounds from a not-so-distant golden-age play on a radio while cigar smoke billows over a table where a group of men play dominos. Havana is as visually striking as you could ever imagine. Although Cuba has advanced significantly since the days of the Cold War, to many who live there, it hasn’t changed enough. For tourists, [extremely limited] access to basic amenities comes as an inconvenience; for Cuba’s citizens, that limited access is their daily reality. It is a reminder of a suppressed life in which even thinking differently is considered a punishable crime. If you have done any traveling outside of the developed world, you quickly come to the realization of just how spoiled we are as Americans. Here, the trivialities of social media are a real concern to a generation of self-aggrandizing artists. In Cuba, the people struggle to escape the stranglehold that old politics has on their potential as a whole. Decades of heavy-handed government and broken promises have crippled the island nation with a severe lack of opportunity. While recent reforms have loosened regulations on entrepreneurship, a majority of Cuba's citizens still depend on meager wages from state-ran businesses. Rations for basic food items serve as a drop in a bucket for a people anxious to create a more prosperous future for themselves. Yet, the people still thrive. Their hustle is charismatic and hospitable – a testament to the Latino culture. From day one, we were welcomed with open arms. Ernesto, a local taxi driver, gave us an impromptu tour through the Callejón de Hamel and a chance to get our cigar shopping done early. On day two, Raúl, a groundskeeper at the Necrópolis Cristóbal Colón, was kind enough to show us around some of the more well-known tombs. He explained their backstories with incredible detail – some beautiful, some just plain outlandish. Take the tomb of La Milagrosa, or “The Miraculous One,” as an example. The site is dedicated to Amelia Goyri de la Hoz who died in 1901 while giving birth. Her stillborn child, was placed by her feet when they were buried. Legend has it that when their bodies were disinterred, the child had moved from her feet and into her arms. She is considered a saint by many. For anyone visiting Havana, its “City of the Dead” is not to be missed, and a site that one could spend all day exploring. The people, like the city itself, have been battered by time. And still, their beauty and their will to overcome is undeniable. Our time with Alberto, a trainer at the Gimnasio de Boxeo Rafael Trejo, and his young students was a highlight of our week-long stay. The children trained with a toughness that only develops from being raised around harsh conditions. However, when posing for portraits, their eyes still exuded an innocence that quickly reminded me that they were not yet men. “Some of the world’s best boxers are Cuban” was something we heard multiple times in Havana. Fitting for a country whose fight for freedom is long from over. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1521732100262-YHSI828EHMCTTCQJRI9E/DSC09199.JPG Photo Journal I got together with Aja and Samir, collectively known as The Reminders, back in 2016 for this shoot. We started in Five Points by the old Rossonian Hotel, and went from there. If you're not familiar with the Rossonian and its history, I suggest you brush up on it. Naturally, as husband and wife, these two have great chemistry together. We were also blessed with some great lighting that day, so we were able to capture some gems. Here's some of my favorites... can't wait to shoot with them again. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1522680557122-GB8O42UZ8S97018HZ4B8/DSC00259.jpg Photo Journal Back in 2005, I spent 180 days at LSA Anaconda in Balad, Iraq. As part of the 332nd Air Expeditionary Wing, our main duties were to escort LNs and TCNs (local nationals and third-country nationals) on and off base. It was a shit job... daily sandstorms and 130 degree days. I was going through some old boxes recently, and came across a couple of Sony "memory sticks" with these images stored on them. These were all shot with a Sony DSC-P71. Shit was only 3.2 megapixels (lmao). I will be updating this section with more photos from my tour in Iraq as I find them. All photos are shot by me unless otherwise noted. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1540831317004-ECCDRS963J2TRT85P3RF/DSC01841.jpg Photo Journal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1549996489315-4GQMMDC59FLF9EAI2P0I/Photo+Jan+30%2C+9+24+08+AM.jpg Photo Journal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1532532826106-ULZQB5TIU8ZASRL7NL25/Photo+Jul+12%2C+6+36+49+PM+%281%29.jpg Photo Journal It had been well over 20 years since I was last in NYC. Although 72 hours isn’t nearly long enough to be there, the homies and I arrived with an ambitious agenda, so we had to make the most of our time and cover a ton of ground, while taking in the iconic views, and engaging with the locals whenever we had an opportunity. Being the birthplace of Hip-Hop, the Bronx was somewhat of a pilgrimage for me. Although we were only there for a short time, it was important to me to visit that neighborhood. Some New Yorkers go their whole life without visiting the cultural gem that is the Bronx. Hitting Queens and Flushing Meadows Corona Park on a Saturday to be around that borough’s large Colombian community was also a major highlight for me. I have to give a very special thank you to the homies Rob (@_robertpatrick) and Lou (@yourboylou) for the incredible hospitality out there. The whole squad was appreciative. I hope you enjoy what I was able to document, including the views from a crazy heli ride high above the city. Aight peace. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1552324311083-9LTOOG71KBRN6V96C2TG/DSC07952.jpg Photo Journal I went on a quick trip to Los Angeles to cross off a bucket list item, watching a Celtics-Lakers game in-person. The Lakers lost because they’re a dumpster fire this season. Sad *Trump voice* Anyway, with so little time available, I tried to make the most of it. I took my girl with me and we covered a ton of ground. As always, here’s some of the faces and views I caught through my lens. Hope you enjoy, Shouts to John from Korea for letting me snap this photo of his jacket while we stopped inside his store in the fashion district. Aight peace. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1554216165368-785M4T0TECCL52K58LCN/DSC09120.jpg Photo Journal Took a recent trip to Texas with the fam. It was my first time really experiencing the Lone Star State. Shouts to my girl’s family for the hospitality. Aight peace. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1563975275822-WOK5L89GPKBOFF4YODC1/DSC00099.jpg Photo Journal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1568227596382-G67FV1XZKV158A986ZLV/DSC03558.jpg Photo Journal The fourth installment to my ongoing Denver series. We lost some good people this year, including our friend B-Money. Rest easy, homie #BMONEYFOREVER. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1581303407986-WJ6K059ZH1J1CE0MPVIH/DSC08826.jpg Photo Journal It’s been two weeks since the passing of Kobe Bryant, and it’s still hard for me to put into words the scope of the tragedy. I traveled to LA this past week to celebrate my birthday — the whole trip was planned months in advance, but then Kobe happened. And Gigi. And the 7 others. It’s been a roller coaster of emotions watching the news reports of Kobe’s death, watching the celebrations of Kobe’s life, and watching the highlights of Kobe’s career that were part of my own life for 20+ years. Seeing all of the murals around LA was healing. And although the reality of Kobe being gone finally settled in, meeting a fraction of some of the people he inspired and influenced put everything into perspective. His spirit and legacy lives on in these people, these families... they will tell the stories to future generations because that’s how legacy works. Thank you, Kobe, for all of the memories. Thank you and Vanessa for giving Gigi to us, even if only for a short time. Her life will undoubtedly serve to inspire a generation of young girls looking to create legends of their own. Rest in peace to everyone who lost their lives just two weeks ago, I hope your stories will continue to be told. Thank you to all of the artists in LA and beyond working to heal the hearts and souls of those affected by this tragedy. Thank you to everyone I met for trusting me with these portraits. Travel well, Mamba. Art by Sloe, Jonas Never, Jules Muck, Mr. Brainwash, JC Ro, Vela, and Chris Chanyang Shim. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1582840635690-F4H9QDYHVYG2UCZFD5C3/Photo+Feb+27%2C+2+56+10+PM.jpg Photo Journal The fifth installment to my ongoing Denver series. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1594086548156-6CESKMAQ0E0LMDNXSFL9/DSC02562.jpg Photo Journal The seventh installment to my ongoing Denver series... dedicated to the Black, Brown and Indigenous communities in the Mile High City who continue to fight for equality. Rest in Power, William Lamont Debose and every victim of the Denver and Aurora Police Departments. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1594090125896-3AOA9OH5RY39V3E5ZKJP/DSC04271.jpg Photo Journal The eighth installment to my ongoing Denver series… restoring the feeling. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1634224447299-RFTM8MBSH9FQO0TIA46V/DSC06731.jpg Photo Journal The ninth installment to my ongoing Denver series… new year, same shit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1582687281872-B9U721PRLVFUW7USGRVE/DSC09404.jpg Photo Journal Rest in Peace, Kobe and Gigi. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1511893445263-KHORZ8BOWVD4GAKXRF6U/DSC01394.jpg Photo Journal The City by the Bay https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1644435391874-IMDAQMD0I3V2CVY93NHW/DSC00073.jpg Photo Journal Angelica and I have birthdays within five days of each other in February, so we like to celebrate by going on a trip together every year around that time. This year, I picked NYC. It was Angelica’s first time out there, so I wanted to make sure she got the full experience… everything from downtown, midtown, uptown, the Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, and a few spots in between. This trip was full of legendary moments. Angelica is huge fan Bob James, and has never seen him perform live. On our first night in the city, the legend himself just happened to be performing at the world-famous Blue Note, and I surprised her with some tickets. For those who are up on Bob James, then you know he’s one of the most sampled artists in hip-hop. Everyone from Slick Rick, Nas, Common, Jeru, Wu-Tang, Ghostface, Freddie Gibbs, Missy Elliot, and more have sampled him. She shed a couple tears watching him perform, and I’m not gonna lie, I may have shed a tear listening to Bob play “Angela,” or as you may know it, the theme song from the show “Taxi.” That nostalgia hit my soul, man. Talib Kweli was an amazing host, and Slick Rick the Ruler made a guest appearance. DJ Premier of Gangstarr even showed up… NYC is wild. I treated us to a Lakers-Nets game, a Rome Streetz concert, and a comedy show with Cipha Sounds and Wil Sylvince. We ended up getting our flights back to Denver canceled as a blizzard moved in the night before we were supposed to leave. It ended up being a blessing in disguise, as the minds behind SidetalkNYC hosted a snowball fight in Washington Square Park… Spider-Cuz even showed up with the Henny. It was complete chaos, and a perfect way to end the trip. Anyway, I’m rambling, peep the photos below. Peace. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1683053414971-T9MCH8K6YO09QKVVFHB7/DSC00260.jpg Photo Journal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1673287811296-SOB5WHTQ0M9IRWQLEWAT/DSC06720.jpg Photo Journal The eleventh installment to my ongoing Denver series… a collection of snaps from summer 2022. “God Bless The Block” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1512159640433-MIBGOO4NNLNFN3H6W65D/Gente+Over+Gentrification+-+Armando+Geneyro.jpg Photo Journal This group of photos were collected over a span of 2-3 years. As a kid, I used to be obsessed with lowriders and lowrider art. I used to spend all of my money on magazines, and would gloss over them for hours building the perfect lowrider bike in my mind. This is a celebration of the Cultura and the Gente. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1589230722448-RF7P6BT4MGQAD7YBROKX/DSC00245.jpg Photo Journal The sixth installment to my ongoing Denver series… a sign of the times. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1658860110223-OXE037W5H57TL39ZZNU3/DSC07202.jpg Photo Journal The tenth installment to my ongoing Denver series... the joy and the pain. These photos cover a ten month period in the Mile High City that, amongst other events, saw community members lost to gun violence, the overturning of Roe v. Wade, and the championship run of the Colorado Avalanche. Rest in Power, Alicia Cardenas, Alyssa Gunn-Maldonado, Danny Scofield, Michael Swinyard and Sarah Steck. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1550678710579-EARPJP2M7HFPEMN9WAXR/DSC02973.jpg Photo Journal It’s been a while since I updated any of the Denver galleries on my website. So instead of adding to already existing ones, I’ll be splitting them up into different chapters as my collection grows. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1564503796830-SMKFHDCH9SY7MU7GB6ML/Photo+May+19%2C+10+57+49+AM.jpg Photo Journal Here’s the third installment to my ongoing Denver series. R.I.P. to legendary Denver restaurateur, Pete Contos. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1518127598324-KMKFWQTOENE67XX4NLCH/DSC07479-2.jpg Photo Journal This collection is made up mostly of people I have met while living and working in Denver. Sprinkled in are some random views that show a unique side to the Mile High City. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1683056848775-WT522832VOJ01XJ5MMPA/DSC00168-2.jpg Photo Journal No one wants to relive 2020. However, as I was going through this website and organizing photos, I realized just how many images hadn’t made it on here for one reason or another. So here’s a collection of snaps that cover a tumultuous 12 months in Denver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1683054957665-MTDB5S8BGUZ6N5WHTKPJ/DSC06241.jpg Photo Journal Every now and then, the loved ones we’ve lost in this life find a way to visit us. Our senses become portals for these appointments. Our tears are the receipt. It’s hard for me to describe the feeling of being able to witness one of these moments over this weekend in October 2022 with Sarita and the rest of our crew, but it was something that I’ll keep with me for a long time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1686688447512-ROOWK6EOK6QJTBX5ZTMM/DSC00005.jpg Photo Journal The Larry O’Brien Trophy resides in Denver, Colorado. Congrats, Nuggets Nation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1699907505556-1TI51KJA271L4G2WLZG6/DCP02560.jpg Photo Journal Makeup and halos by Angelica Jimenez. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1699906254373-FA7KIPHJC5YFXUCMWL9M/DCP01824.jpg Photo Journal Makeup by Julie Gonzales. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1707930799881-9LML8190MWZXRBUOMCTJ/DCP08089.jpg Photo Journal Crack smoke on Hollywood Blvd., the graffiti tower, Venice, Calle Olvera, the Kobe statue… Just a few of the sights from a quick 72 hours in the City of Angels RIP Spanto. RIP Kobe. Legends Never Die. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1721346503661-C9YMJ3WO91QP1XIIQS35/DCP00090.jpg Photo Journal A dusty pack of loose snaps that never found a home on here. Featuring images from LA, Houston, Philly, and NYC, with appearances by Sauce Walka, Conway, Imani, Estevan Oriol, Frankie Quiñones, Ghostface, TTK, Nas, and the homies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1699462433227-6EM9KFD7EN476RUDN0VV/DSC05877.jpg Photo Journal The thirteenth installment to my ongoing Denver series… a collection of snaps from spring/summer 2023. “Seasons change, mad things rearrange…” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1730838724113-9JKJAGU7KNLZXH5882HF/Photo+Oct+19+2024%2C+6+16+15+PM.jpg Photo Journal A collaboration with Hecho en Westwood and Muertos en Westwood. Makeup and halos by Angelica Jimenez. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1730836028477-MPWWBJM5D97SS00GDJIQ/Photo+Nov+01+2024%2C+6+12+13+PM.jpg Photo Journal “Si nada nos salva de la muerte, que al menos el amor nos salve de la vida.” Words can’t begin to express how meaningful and cathartic this trip was for us. This year has been one of devastating loss in our family and our community. To be able to honor and remember our dearly departed in such a beautiful environment will be something we will never forget. The people of Oaxaca’s attention to every detail made us feel warm and welcome. From start to end, we felt the magic of the city. We can’t wait to experience it again. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1718673099542-KDOVSO6MPXGWUV2VE21C/DCP04085.jpg Photo Journal The fourteenth installment to my ongoing Denver series... a collection of loose snaps from fall 2023 to early summer 2024. Dedicated to the Palestinian people of Denver and beyond, and to the memory of our dear friend Brea. Free Palestine. LLSS. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1735665829491-1HTUWDTNSI2BQ2SVHI8R/Photo+Dec+08+2024%2C+8+45+28+AM.jpg Photo Journal For so many weeks leading up to the release of "God Bless The Block" I felt like a fraud. That imposter syndrome is something I battle before the launch of any project I'm involved with. But with "God Bless The Block" being a collection of my work spanning 10 years, it felt like a decade's worth of self-doubt was weighing me down. Would people get it? Would the community embrace the concept? Gentrification has had a stranglehold on our beloved block for so long. Could the original neighborhood still shine through? How could I properly pay homage? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1743011583375-VQDHGUU07SUJUG6ZWI1R/Photo+Mar+15+2025%2C+3+30+34+PM.jpg Photo Journal Solidarity runs deeps — from the barrios to the blocks — our struggles are connected, and so is our resistance. Whether under constant threat of I.C.E. raids or military bombardment, resilience is stitched into both flags The fight for our dignity, for our culture, and for our liberation is ongoing. Coming off the heels of last night’s catastrophic airstrikes on Palestine, and the inhumane detainment and deportation of Latin American immigrants within the U.S. (and notably, Jeanette Vizguerra, here in Denver), we hope this image challenges the viewer to recognize the parallels in state-sanctioned violence against both Mexico and Palestine. Both peoples share a common history of colonialism, displacement, and systemic oppression. It’s a struggle that transcends borders, touching every corner of the globe. By juxtaposing these two cultures, and adding the lowrider as a backdrop, we’re highlighting the intersection of cultural identity and political defiance, while also tying this moment to concepts of self-determination and reclamation of space, something I hope is a common theme in my work. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1745337775542-2UCCH4DX1P6J00I0RQ3O/Photo+Apr+12+2025%2C+7+10+54+PM.jpg Photo Journal The fifteenth installment to my ongoing Denver series… more time on the block, more time in the streets. A collection of images from early 2025. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1749829385960-2PEHYXH3QSRRQE98XDXE/Photo+Jun+10+2025%2C+6+04+18+PM.jpg Photo Journal This land is your land, this land is my land… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1761060654570-5M4O48VF49LF0DFCZ23L/Erik+Muertos-30.jpg Photo Journal Makeup by Angelica Jimenez https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1770663700459-MBO2EN7FAKUMSZCXLF7W/Photo+Jan+30+2026%2C+2+24+40+AM.jpg Photo Journal Snapshots of Parisian dreamscapes. An amazing time spent with even better people. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1753888625960-ZZ72VIX2R0A5RN7TJ4NB/DSC09589.jpg Photo Journal A collection of some of the hip-hop royalty I’ve had the privilege of documenting over the years, from Denver to Philly, LA to NYC, and more. These are some of the artists that have shaped the culture and continue to inspire me — legends and legends in the making. Nas (top photo) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1775141016755-RXV84N2BP89R17J82YDA/Photo+May+04+2025%2C+12+45+59+PM.jpg Photo Journal https://armandogeneyro.com/events daily 0.75 2025-11-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1518212465855-RWW22IKTJMV66TW69SXK/DSC05884.jpg Events On November 22, 2017, ink! Coffee placed a sign in front of their Rino location which read "Happily gentrifying the neighborhood since 2014." In the days that followed, ink! Coffee was skewered online, their Rino location vandalized, and the community showed up to let their opinions be heard. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1518538696128-VN6Q6Z1F48JJF3IGJJ7Y/Photo+Sep+05%2C+12+00+23+PM.jpg Events On September 5, 2017, President Donald Trump ordered an end to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA. The Obama-era program allows undocumented young adults to live, study, and work in the United States without fear of deportation. In response, people across the country gathered to show their support for the DACA program and its recipients. With Trump's decision, some 700,000+ undocumented citizens were effectively left in limbo about their future status. Republicans and Democrats in Washington D.C. have yet to reach a deal as a March 2018 deadline to fix DACA approaches. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1511896020512-NETVF33PHKZAV3A1IH3J/Photo+Nov+04%2C+5+45+29+PM.jpg Events On November 4, 2017, Theyshootn held its final event of the year. Bless the Dead, Praise the Lowered was a celebration of life, death and lowriders. Held at Fice Gallery, the event featured new works from photographers Jose Domingo, Juan Fuentes and myself; live art from DINKC; live vehicle airbrushing by Mpek; music from Ray Gonzalez and Manny Madrid; classic cars from Compas Colorado CC, Out of Control CC, and others; and a Día de los Muertos procession featuring Las Chingonas. The event helped raise over $1,300 for earthquake relief in Mexico. Click here to watch a recap of the event shot by J-Mart of Black Socks Only. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1521122480749-0RW53JMTVB3ZECTJ9J7F/DSC07905.jpg Events On March 14, 2018, thousands of students across the country participated in school walkouts and a 17-minute moment of silence to commemorate the 17 lives lost exactly one month ago at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, FL. Students from all over Denver Public Schools converged on the Colorado Capitol to let their voices be heard. Among the participating schools were East High School, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Early College, Denver School of Innovation and Sustainable Design, CEC Early College, and several others. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1527607223351-9JL64PHSRHWPGC6BUTVK/Photo+Apr+21%2C+11+30+55+AM+%282%29.jpg Events I was born and raised in California, so any time I’m able to get back to the west coast, it always feels like home, no matter where I touch down. It had been 20+ years since I had been back to San Diego, and I had never visited Chicano Park. The history of Barrio Logan and Chicano Park goes back to the early 1900s, when refugees were trying to escape the violence of the Mexican Revolution. Many of them settled in Barrio Logan, then-called Logan Heights. During World War II, beachfront access was denied to its residents to accommodate war efforts. In the following years, Barrio Logan was rezoned as a mixed residential and industrial area, further cementing the growing feelings of resentment from the neighborhood’s largely Mexican-American population. The community was effectively split in two in 1963 when the city built a freeway through the middle of Barrio Logan, which also led to the displacement of several thousand residents. The rise of the Civil Rights Movement and the Chicano Movement led to residents ultimately demanding a public park space. In 1970, Chicano Park was born. To this day, Barrio Logan embodies the spirit the struggle, or “la lucha.” All across the country, different neighborhoods and their histories are being erased by gentrification and greedy developers. However, in San Diego’s Barrio Logan, we are seeing the blueprint on how to fight back. It’s inspiring to see Latino-owned and ran shops, restaurants and galleries scattered throughout Barrio Logan. As someone who grew up and was influenced heavily by Chicano culture, Chicano Park Day felt like a pilgrimage. This year was the 48th anniversary, and from what I understand, it just keeps getting larger with each passing year. God willing, I’m definitely making a return trip to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Below are some of the ranflas and gente that I was able to capture during our short trip. Aight peace. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1544470077369-4ED5NRF7J814JEC16D1B/DSC02552.jpg Events https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1550156042924-L8Q1JZVYZ7BN7S63GM43/DSC07280.jpg Events https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1511905475594-P89MN04AF967VCDOYGMP/DSC02251.JPG Events This is a collection of photos from Denver's annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Marade (2016-2019). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1540832230356-ZAD5BERTCTQOCMGCWTR9/DSC01526.jpg Events https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1555945077802-NVYRSI30PH0WZCZL9T0O/Photo+Apr+20%2C+5+55+53+PM.jpg Events My first experience at Chicano Park Day was in 2018. It was such an amazing event, I had to make a return. I copped some last minute tickets and surprised my lady. Once again, it was a beautiful day filled with gente, ranflas and good vibes. I hope you enjoy some of the images I was able to capture. If you’re not familiar with the history of Chicano Park Day and the park itself, check out my post from last year by clicking here. Aight peace. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1557237632955-IABOZ38ZIG8Z47XQ4PMD/DSC00913.jpg Events https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1564504092574-PK8VZ4XY5JEI2747FAIO/DSC09763.jpg Events https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1566917726457-0EG1MMO8RVIBZ2ZVP1QX/DSC02875.jpg Events A tradition reborn… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1591031483629-9RT2DSDBDCA8TG4EZF4D/Photo+May+31%2C+6+17+52+PM.jpg Events Protest, organize, strategize, be vigilant, and remember who we are fighting against — but more importantly — who we are fighting for. The fight started generations ago with our ancestors, and this is just the newest chapter to that struggle; let’s make tomorrow’s generations proud with our actions today. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1594090992565-WJYU4D4WBEQQXEQ10979/DSC03743.jpg Events Elijah McClain was murdered by the Aurora Police Department back in August 2019. Elijah was choked by officers and then drugged with ketamine by EMT — he had a heart attack that night and died a few days later. Aurora’s district attorney refused to charge any of the officers who were involved. Photos later surfaced of three different Aurora PD officers mocking the chokehold used on Elijah (those officers have since been terminated). The Governor of Colorado has since reopened the investigation. On June 27, 2020, a day of peaceful protests followed by a violin vigil (in memory of the young man who played the violin for animals at a local shelter) was met with violence and pepper spray from the Aurora PD. To this day, neither of the officers or EMT have been charged or arrested in connection with Elijah’s murder. To donate to his family and help them continue their fight against the City of Aurora and its police department, click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1616104992399-ZGO8VJW4HKCM9VKG12OT/DSC06049.jpg Events https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1620061248716-MXJSREW82ZHT1NWPBNDA/DSC03004.jpg Events Cinco de Mayo in San Francisco’s Mission District… shit was LIVE. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1655825570544-8K206RUXIHMZEGHD3PYZ/DSC03483.jpg Events Juneteenth is consistently my favorite summer event in Denver. It always feels like family. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1673981185810-YDCHRV8UENG3HYP8A505/DSC07985.jpg Events Check out some scenes from Denver’s MLK Marade, minus the corporate sponsors and mayoral candidates. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1677511680881-GUXSK4I11LM45SUWXQCF/DSC08593.jpg Events https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1605110163539-3ZP952I535L9BHA9X3YH/_MG_5262.jpg Events I woke up to the news that the legendary DJ Spinbad had passed away. I met Spinbad back in July 2017 when DJ Low Key had brought him out to spin Goodness alongside DJ Revolution and Sounds Supreme. In an industry where you meet a ton of assholes and prima donnas, Spinbad was legit one of the nicest, most down to earth DJs I had the pleasure of shooting during my many years documenting Low Key’s Solution and Goodness parties. And even though Spinbad is/was a legend in his own right, he had no problem showing love. I remember him bigging me up on my photos, and he showed love to all the DJs who spun alongside him that day. Upon hearing the news of Spinbad’s passing this morning, I immediately started going through my archives to find the photos from this day. A couple things stood out to me… 1.) I miss shooting these parties. These photos serve as a time capsule and remind me of the friends I made and the moments we can never get back. Just look at all these smiles. Hopefully, we can get back to a place where we can enjoy each other’s company like this. And 2.) 2020 has taken so much from us. It’s a year that has tested us in every way possible. We need to appreciate each other now because no one is promised tomorrow. The petty beefs that often come between us are inevitable, but it’s those who choose to overcome their pride who can move forward without regrets. Rest in Power DJ Spinbad. Rest in Power Sounds Supreme. Rest in Power Stetson. Rest in Power Joe. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1590894716608-ECQVXI9XA076PYG63D68/DSC01830.jpg Events The system wasn't built to serve us. The system was built to keep us subservient. The blood that has been spilled by Black and Brown bodies has formed an ocean, and you are witnessing the raging waves of that ocean crash over this country. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1673288716546-8ME71EGSPTEBV76ASM1R/DSC06513.jpg Events https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1590769255498-6QICDW7NSTG9793G94PB/DSC01559.jpg Events “A riot is the language is the voice of the unheard.” An arrest in not enough. A conviction is not enough. Nothing will ever bring back the countless Black and Brown lives that have been taken due to state-sanctioned murders. The fight for equality will continue until the we lose the final breath in our lungs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1683557979129-RAKB7UDV01672QU1LOF2/DSC04073.jpg Events https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1687191578610-ZI7XORLM5SLVDIAZKURO/DSC01777.jpg Events Another beautiful Juneteenth Weekend in the Mile High City with friends and family. Featuring tunes from Musiq Soulchild. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1692035571268-F5UEHQXUH3U47ZJY2MAJ/DSC02760.jpg Events Thank you to our beautiful community for showing up to The Banshee House last Friday to celebrate 50 years of hip-hop. It was truly a night we’ll never forget. We executed the vision, but it wouldn’t have been as memorable if it wasn’t for each and every one of you. The response has been humbling on so many levels — from people saying how they hadn’t seen each other in so many years, to folks letting us know how they’re still on a high from the party even three days later. We love the art and respect the culture, but from the beginning, Theyshootn has always been about bringing people together. Plain and simple. Thank you to DJ Vandelay, KDJ Above, and DJ Lazy Eyez for taking us on a journey through every generation of hip-hop and keeping the party live all night long. Thank you to all of our photographers and artists for their amazing eyes and talent. Thank you to everyone who had a part behind the scenes. “Hip-Hop ‘til Infinity” was a team effort in every way, and we literally couldn’t have done any of it without your contributions — no matter how big or small. Thank you to the Banshee House staff for being so accommodating to our every need. Thank you to all of our partners: Good Chemistry, Banshee House, Aquila Cellars, Topo Chico, Empire Art Supply, Shisha Leafa, and Cerveceria Colorado. Thank you, thank you, thank you. A million times over. Until we all meet again. All photos were captured by the illustrious Julian Donaldson. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1691964178020-XH6TBQCQ05220E38QR2X/000039600004.jpg Events THEYSHOOTN! AHH MADE YOU LOOK! We took it back to the essence for the 50th anniversary of hip-hop. Thank you to everyone who came through and showed love. And shouts to our sponsors — Good Chemistry, The Banshee House, Aquila Cellars, and Topo Chico. See you in another 50 years! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1699284658973-53UE3GG0V7X2YVL5F2KU/DCP03940.jpg Events Shouts to the good people at Hecho en Westwood, Revision, and Cultura Chocolate for organizing and hosting a beautiful three-day event in the heart of the Westwood. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1699395444194-3FNSA773UR1UEP1W8B78/DCP02864.jpg Events https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1702695091944-G22PW25SIPYFEG4XH6XH/IMG_2278.jpg Events A GOOD PARTY https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1703992361294-JFIUOVY4CTYTSB2G7OPY/Photo+Dec+29+2023%2C+11+08+24+PM.jpg Events God Bless The Block https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1718675457507-PW8PESFJOXD0AOI98H9Z/Photo+Jun+16+2024%2C+5+40+03+PM.jpg Events An east side tradition. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1719198569093-YNBH56CY858U9ROXYUKE/Photo+Jun+22+2024%2C+4+12+35+PM.jpg Events Welcome to the Black Mecca, Harlem, NY. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1719421382738-6NLWQ1A88NBXLB95DWB7/Photo%2BJun%2B24%2B2024%252C%2B5%2B48%2B22%2BPM.jpg Events "Mami, prenda la radio, encienda la tele Y no me molesten, que hoy juega La Sele..." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1726592199623-OR8OIUUNX7Q8RODSGCDV/Photo+Sep+15+2024%2C+4+51+08+PM+%281%29.jpg Events Ranflitas holdin' it down 5 summers strong... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1734839897948-81CU3GM2BWUBP9WMX8TH/Photo+Dec+21+2024%2C+8+45+10+PM+%2841%29.jpg Events I’m overwhelmed by the support and the love shown for this project. Thank you to everyone who came out and made this another beautiful evening on the block. We sold out of our first run of books, but we will have more available in the new year. All pre-orders (local pickup and shipping) will be fulfilled in the coming weeks. Shouts to our good friends over at Redeemer Pizza, Good Chemistry and The Meadowlark. All images shot on disposable cameras by me and guest shooters Sierra Jeter, Mahendra Bachtiar and Trevor Traynor. Developed by the homies at Not Another Film Lab. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1687463379860-MB1JFWIQEKOGDE0WZM92/DSC01009-3.jpg Events WELCOME TO TITLETOWN https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1743010441070-9ZJ8AT30J61L9XFY79C2/Photo+Mar+21+2025%2C+6+22+52+PM.jpg Events 34k people deep at Denver’s Civic Center Park for Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Senator Bernie Sanders. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1749513636664-803E9CH430TLZR7MO9AI/Photo+Jun+08+2025%2C+10+36+10+AM.jpg Events PUERTO ROCK PURO Stills from the 68th Annual Puerto Rican Day Parade featuring Mr. Met, Amanda Serrano, Luis Guzman, Jose Alvarado and the good people of New York City’s five boroughs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1752002690414-SGXP7B137USSY0JS5CPQ/Photo+Jun+15+2025%2C+7+34+53+PM.jpg Events The love is always real at Juneteenth in Denver. Long live Five Points. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1762207792943-Q3ODDH9B43GMYCVCB1RN/Photo+Nov+02+2025%2C+8+02+52+PM.jpg Events Thank you to Gerard’s Pool Hall, God Bless The Block, Honey Elixir, The Matchbox, La Diabla, Azteca Azul Tequila, Xicala Mezcal and Groovy Gravy. And thank you to our block family. LONG LIVE THE HOMIES https://armandogeneyro.com/work daily 0.75 2025-11-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1527984643337-LCBSFIEUILHI5Z3Q6H6N/DSC01557.jpg Work Patrón Secret Dining Society https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1559741712144-I3JW0NO6B5JG4FOKRXDR/DSC06290.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1561555073453-L1BLDQ9D8KBSPJ4RTSEN/DSC08195.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1564504720046-HGVHV4B1DW34TP1Q10FY/DSC04963.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1587773695537-M1ZEQEWVGD9POA8YROYW/DSC00478.jpg Work - Denver Public Library: Rodolfo “Corky” Gonzales Councilwoman Jamie Torres Partners with Photographer Armando Geneyro to bring District 3 Virtual Denver, CO -- Councilwoman Jamie Torres has partnered with Photographer, Armando Geneyro, to provide a series of virtual background images featuring District 3 landmarks, views, and community. “District 3 is full of scenic, artistic, memorable, and nostalgic spots. As we spend more time on our computers in meetings, we wanted to give you a chance to showcase your neighborhood pride with some special virtual backgrounds! They may be places that give us comfort, fresh air, food, or spots where we connect with our neighbors and friends. While we adjust to a new normal, let’s share some of our favorite views with others,” said Councilwoman Torres. “Our communication has shifted extensively to virtual calls and online meeting platforms and we cannot lose our connection to our neighbors and neighborhoods. Distance and isolation will have devastating effects on our social and mental health. This public health crisis has not just affected our connectivity, it will also be economically devastating. It is my commitment to continue my fight for the health of my community in the Denver City Council and Armando’s images give me daily reminders of the beauty, pride, and diversity of this District and all of its residents.” Armando's work has showcased Denver’s communities in their beautiful diversity from Lowrider culture, to Aztec dance, to Denver landmarks and cultural celebrations. Armando is able to share views of community niches and intimate life that most of us don’t get to see. He set off over the course of a week to capture memorable spots throughout District 3 neighborhoods of La Alma/Lincoln Park, Sun Valley, West Colfax, Villa Park, Barnum, Barnum West, Westwood, and Mar Lee for this project.” To download the full resolution backgrounds, click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1588197034120-IZVOE0G50K7U84GF6TFK/DSC02739.jpg Work I partnered with Lighthouse Writers as they brought the NEA Big Read to Denver during the fall of 2019. The Big Read is an initiative from the National Endowment of the Arts that looks to broaden our understanding of our world, our communities, and ourselves through the joy of sharing a good book. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1604615819379-QA0Y7AT1W4GQMDY3RTHS/DSC09756.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1527104661542-XPJVVO5RAR3ZGONRM016/_MG_4644.jpg Work To see more photos from Goodness w/DJ Low Key & Friends, head on over to our Instagram page by clicking here. To see more from The Solution w/ DJ Low Key & DJ Lazy Eyez, check out our Instagram by clicking here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1661473726438-NB5ZPQ2L6GLW8B3L6JMD/DSC00985.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1663003056612-S0DFHK67Z7LXOI4JSF4C/DSC07940.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1663866008407-NO9SV3UCC6BYB3V2EW9D/DSC07645.jpg Work I had the honor of working with Denver Human Resources to create some portraits that celebrated their Unsung Heroes of 2021. These nine people are the embodiment of leadership, community impact, innovation and empowerment. Their work spans a wide spectrum of services: providing resources to survivors of domestic violence; building safe outdoor spaces for folks experiencing homelessness; helping families overcome barriers that keep them from attending school regularly; creating job opportunities for people with intellectual or developmental disabilities; running food co-ops and maintaining urban gardens for community members living in food deserts; creating safe zones and leadership programs for at-risk youth; empowering fathers to step into their greatness; providing aid and services to immigrant and refugee families; translating state-required materials for populations that are over-represented in the criminal justice system; and motivating others to become leaders. Respect to these community heroes (posted in the order they were photographed): Cuica Montoya (Colorado Village Collaborative). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1665333996399-2QB5XQ04ZMGJMKEK0OBJ/DSC02587.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1666367998714-YLX7RZJ9X74685L8R3XH/DSC04949.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1685977148025-Z9M66BD6FTBMSS6L8H1T/DSC07684.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1690996190896-G6SAEEXJHM118MO938UW/DSC04255.jpg Work A collaboration with Denver’s Museum of Contemporary Art and The Knock 303 in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Hip-Hop. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1665334945171-49MUQ9GBZRR2YNUW25UN/DSC04224.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1697057071998-9638TPAGNF0F40U2V8O2/DCP09130.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1705075606127-AJYIH2H0161JPI3THCPU/Mahendra+%26+Erin+%28140%29.jpg Work Featuring the photography of Blake Jackson and Armando Geneyro. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1713884406311-P9GCDA9Y2YS4EYA2V6OA/AG202807.jpg Work On assignment for KUNC. For the full article by Natalie Skowlund, click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1591646296410-2IPG7WXQBVWBQE9232WR/DSC02221.jpg Work Isaac and Family (Class of 2020) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1537457071683-5JCCNDZ58Z9XIPC1JWFA/IMG_5535.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1762982073666-TOW9D45SRTKY65K9H7YO/Coraz%C3%B3n-39.jpg Work https://armandogeneyro.com/exhibits daily 0.75 2026-03-16 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1658856465638-8RSBQSGWZXQW72LT4HSI/_MG_4644.jpg Exhibits “As I was thinking about a title for Brick & Soul, and its connection to the Building Denver exhibit, I wanted to tie it in with the term brick and mortar. The way people interact with physical locations has a lot to do with our soul. Many of these places are where people live and die, and where they celebrate and mourn. Families are raised in these neighborhoods, passing traditions down to the generations that will come long after they’re gone. Bricks harken to the past, and embody a time that so many folks in Denver are fighting to keep from losing. So much of my Denver photography shows how people interact with the city, and how they bring life to lifeless buildings. The streets serve as the background to so many of my subjects because that’s where I meet many of them. The streets are where they cruise and where they fight for justice and equality, sometimes both at the same time. This exhibit is an ode to the people who have built this city with brick and soul.” -Armando Geneyro “Brick & Soul” ran from July 31, 2021-August 30, 2022 at the History Colorado Center. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1682448921207-RFZMZ6ZF5GVJ0S6LZ9OJ/DSC00648.jpg Exhibits Specifically curated for the grand opening of DVSN WEST, “Courtesy of Colfax” tells the stories of Denver’s most infamous drag. Each image was captured on or near Colfax over the span of the last seven years. Every photo is matted and stamped with Theyshootn’s insignia, and framed. The entire collection is available for purchase. For pricing, please see below each image. To purchase, please send me a message here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1681837791518-ZG49NMOLIDNNYLK68BXS/DSC08406.jpg Exhibits - "When Heaven Scrapes the Pavement" Introducing "When Heaven Scrapes the Pavement" -- my photo contribution to the "Desert Rider: Dreaming in Motion" exhibit opening this Sunday, July 9, 2023 at the Denver Art Museum. It's an honor to have this photo placed alongside the work of legendary Denver artists like Carlos Frésquez and Daniel Salazar. I have been documenting the lowrider community in Denver close to a decade now. In that time, I have been fortunate to forge relationships that will last a lifetime, while also accumulating a large collection of photos. A few of my images were considered for this exhibit before we ultimately decided on this one. While many of my photos are untitled, I knew I needed one for this photo that told a story. I wanted to bridge the gap between lowrider culture and spirituality — not that there is a huge space between those two to begin with. Being the son of two South American immigrants, I grew up in the Catholic Church, and while I ultimately abandoned all religious ideologies, I remained open to the ethereal aspects of life and to those things that keep us spiritually connected. The lowrider community, to me, is one of those elements. Parking lots become churches on the weekends; the stories told on stained glass windows unfold similarly on candy paint and chrome; we take communion from the taquero; we say "peace be with you" through daps and hugs; we confess our sins from the night before over a cold Modelo; we two-step to hymns by Zapp & Roger. It's at the weekend kick-back or at the show and shine when heaven scrapes the pavement. Go peep this image and much more at the Denver Art Museum, open this Sunday, July 9 through September 24. The 1948 Chevy Fleetline (left) is owned by Joe O’Connell from Ranflitas CC, and the 1962 Chevy Impala SS (right) is owned by Brian Casias from Citywide CC. To learn more about the owners and their vehicles, click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1714159088897-TBDZ21NYYR0UXCAKBFOX/DSC05205.jpg Exhibits In 1965, a flood devastated the Auraria neighborhood in Denver, which had a largely-Latino population at the time. Because of the flood damage, the City of Denver began looking into redeveloping the site, which led to the establishment of Metropolitan State College, and ultimately the clearing out of Denver’s oldest neighborhood to transform it into a modern urban campus. The federal government put up funds, which were matched by a bond approved by Denver voters, to buy the land and relocate Auraria’s residents. Many Aurarians tried resisting the displacement, however, they ultimately failed and were forced to move from the neighborhood they called home. Relocations were completed by 1972, and the new campus was completed in 1976. When you walk through the modern-day Auraria campus, you’ll see a few buildings still standing from the original neighborhood. In collaboration with History Colorado, the “I Am Auraria” Museum of Memory exhibit opened August 23, 2023 at the Auraria Campus Library. Through this exhibit, hundreds of families who were displaced from the original Auraria neighborhood told their stories on their terms. As a former graduate of Metro State, I was honored to be a small part of this project. I’m thankful to the families I was able to photograph for putting their trust in me for the short time we were able to spend together. Below are images (which were included in the exhibit) from one of the workshops where I was able to photograph several families from the original Auraria neighborhood, along with photos from the exhibit opening. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1751999824666-RMWD1JO3GIV7VIK72XMM/Photo+Jun+21+2025%2C+7+06+47+PM.jpg Exhibits The two photos below — “A Good Day” and “Mamba Forever” — were chosen out of over 10,000 submissions to be a part of “Contagious Culture 5”, a group exhibit highlighting different subcultures in Los Angeles. Curated by Estevan Oriol and Superchief Gallery, “Contagious Culture 5” is also available for purchase as a book here. It was an honor to be able to represent the city where I was born with two photos, and share space with so many talented people, both established and up-and-coming photographers alike. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1752001553180-ZREFGKOVSRYRDA9GPXY3/Photo+Jun+07+2025%2C+2+59+08+PM.jpg Exhibits It was an honor to be able to participate in this year’s Photoville. Being able to see my images of 27th and Larimer in New York under the Brooklyn Bridge with some of my favorite people alongside me was good for my soul. I pressed the shutter, but these images are and will always be a collaboration between me and my people on the block. And I’m still at a loss for words when I think about these photos sharing space with those of icons like Jamel Shabazz, Joseph Rodriguez, and so many more talented storytellers. Lastly, I gotta show love to Nicole Motta for including me and “God Bless The Block” in Fresh Mercado’s “A Proclamation of Presence”. Most people don’t know this, but Nicole gave me the nudge to complete “God Bless The Block” back in 2023. It’s special when you get to collaborate with someone who respects your work and treats it with dignity. I know how time intensive it can be to do this kind of work, making sure everyone shines equally. Her attention to detail was inspiring. I’m thankful for her creating these spaces for our stories to be told. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1773674029683-UCP651MNQRHRISJUDUIR/Photo+Mar+13+2026%2C+8+33+28+PM.jpg Exhibits Palestinians have never been more in the public eye than today, yet still exist in a space of invisibility. Popular representations of the Palestinian experience fail to capture the full depth of their humanity, and when allowed to exist in the public space, they are narrowed down to caricatures: they are either victim or threat, and nothing else. UNSEEN challenges viewers to interrogate these flattened narratives; to start to see Palestinians as complete individuals with a deep connection to their land, ancestors, and the traditions they carry. Our Palestinian neighbors continue to show up in mundane daily tasks while carrying the constant ache of grief, of loved ones in danger, of a homeland under siege. Their entire being is fractured between these two diametrically opposite realities where home and rubble have become one. Featuring photographs of Colorado Palestinian families taken by local artists, UNSEEN invites viewers on a journey of what it means to be Palestinian today. Our Palestinian neighbors are people we pass in the grocery store, at the gym, and at work or school. People who are silently carrying the weight of unimaginable loss: of family, of homes, of history. Grief, war, and displacement are not merely unseen “over there.” They are present here, woven into the fabric of our own communities. -Sumud Collective https://armandogeneyro.com/concerts-and-shows daily 0.75 2026-03-16 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1533218730020-J1FK8UF662AJP6IW81N2/DSC05606.jpg Concerts & Shows I don’t shoot a ton of concerts, but it isn’t everyday you get an opportunity to cover a lineup that includes your favorite emcee. It’s no secret how influential Nas and his music have been to my life. Huge shouts to Big Samir, Aja Black and Lazy Eyez of The Reminders for making this happen. Although Pusha T had to cancel, the rest of the legendary line-up more than made up for it. The Reminders tore it down in front of the home crowd, while Royce da 5’9” and Brother Ali kept the energy up for Black Star and Nas as they ran through their catalog of classics. Red Rocks is truly a magical venue. Enjoy the flicks. Aight peace. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1583444122841-PH0YY8R9708CS4Q0IFZL/DSC09927.jpg Concerts & Shows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1583444638328-R1887WS99WSN4A1P8JM8/DSC09765.jpg Concerts & Shows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1658864308430-RZT8TI2RB8PF8Z1ZY06M/DSC02771.jpg Concerts & Shows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1661365857710-INHC3K0DNBPJS7CNI6L4/DSC07316.jpg Concerts & Shows “This is courtesy of Compton…” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1666370093398-C5FH88ITD4CWCXAK9TCY/Photo+Oct+06%2C+9+10+45+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1663600602044-CX50Q2QZH605TW0UXRJU/DSC02099.jpg Concerts & Shows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1666371383048-PBVRVFRAZI00CWIKWNMB/IMG_4022.jpg Concerts & Shows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1577680204469-O991ZPFG6VCFPENLESY8/DSC07680.jpg Concerts & Shows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1658855158147-6L941PVYFKKOA6TGZ927/DSC02524.jpg Concerts & Shows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1583524366557-UEOI43Q1GWVTXNO2IWL8/IMG_1899.jpg Concerts & Shows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1681239925257-GMIFL3KDH87KO8K208XQ/DSC01173.jpg Concerts & Shows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1682369331533-O96G8CNG7Z3A6ZTVJX9I/DSC03095.jpg Concerts & Shows Featuring performances by Little Stranger, Chevy Woods, Marlon Craft, Berner, Action Bronson, Joey Bada$$ and Wiz Khalifa. Shot exclusively for Get ‘Em High. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1682452502120-AU5B88UE0WKGP582CR8Z/DSC02466.jpg Concerts & Shows Shot exclusively for Get ‘Em High. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1681239629724-VYMSWM13LSWL4GET5IC8/DSC00030.jpg Concerts & Shows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1662999285873-UCQMG7HMNDZP4YB236AF/DSC09481.jpg Concerts & Shows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1662999563782-0W6NFR6GQOLMDMYXV1CS/DSC00991.jpg Concerts & Shows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1690249003788-FGZ84VKGDN12EQ8L4VH2/DSC03563.jpg Concerts & Shows A special night with Thee Sacred Souls at the legendary Red Rocks. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1694366306897-9LJL0M01RLF8VQ5KRDNI/IMG_0952.jpg Concerts & Shows Wu got it locked, performing live on your hottest block! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1704677890139-GK8V8HXV1NU91X7U1A72/DCP05870.jpg Concerts & Shows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1706546495834-8HG6LGD0OOSBWW5NEHNA/DCP09970.jpg Concerts & Shows SALVAJE https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1711992476851-TVEE61YG42NK8PA1Q5MC/Photo+Mar+31+2024%2C+8+06+52+PM+%281%29.jpg Concerts & Shows Guess who’s bizzack?! It’s your boy Face Mob, started with an 8-ball, gotta get this cake, dawg… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1713753973277-02IN1UWE2FT631TE7FL9/Photo+Apr+20+2024%2C+9+59+09+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows Justify my thug… Shot exclusively for Get ‘Em High. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1711139565937-BI01I1CLEY02K7PETWAW/Photo+Mar+21+2024%2C+10+00+21+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows A soulful spring evening in Denver. Shot exclusively for Get ‘Em High. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1706544501731-IOT12L00CM4EVGJJ8019/DCP06906.jpg Concerts & Shows Shot exclusively for Get ‘Em High. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1694448798760-XY7FT7BHGWS7Q90WL41O/DCP04424.jpg Concerts & Shows “Struck a match to the underground, industry ignited…” Shot exclusively for Get ‘Em High. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1686950488760-7HCP3GL39FTKIGKOG8S9/DSC09859.jpg Concerts & Shows Good job, Larry! Shot exclusively for Get ‘Em High. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1684855399901-S0YHSG8O9J1A892D9LM6/DSC05526.jpg Concerts & Shows The legendary GZA performing the “Liquid Swords” album at Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom featuring performances by Nature Boi and The Phunky Nomads. Shot exclusively for Get ‘Em High. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1659151620488-XV50T17IGCBDLPKXRNQB/DSC05501.jpg Concerts & Shows A throwback hip-hop night in Denver. We walked on rose petals. Shot exclusively for Get ‘Em High. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1677511466986-KRJJEICUDYL51BF9FLEI/DSC09589.jpg Concerts & Shows From 40-16 Vernon Blvd., to a sold out show at The Garden. From the largest housing projects in North America, to the “World’s Most Famous Arena.” In a venue that has witnessed its fair share of historic performances, Nas put Queens on his back, and tore it down from beginning to end. It was a night where hip-hop royalty was honored, and we were just fortunate to be in attendance. But before the night even started, we needed to walk the same streets where Nas once called home. We needed to pay homage to the neighborhood that created the legend. We walked the cracked concrete; we touched the bricks; we sat in the stairwell; we breathed in the crisp February air off the project rooftop. The neighborhood was quiet that morning, a sure contrast to its infamous reputation. NYC should be a mandatory pilgrimage for any hip-hop head. Each borough is a pillar for the genre, where significant contributions and sacrifices have been made for its posterity. Once we fully paid our respects, we took the train back to the city ready for something historic. Nas did not disappoint. New York City did not disappoint. I got hype when DJ Green Lantern kicked off the night, running through the classics. I was thankful for Hit-Boy’s appearance mid-show, knowing he helped rejuvenate Nas in this latter part of his career. When Mary J. Blige graced the stage, I knew anything was possible that night. However, when the beat dropped for “Life’s A Bitch,” I damn near cried knowing AZ was about to spit what’s without question a top-five verse in hip-hop history. I rapped every fucking word. Then Slick Rick appeared, and my heart was full. The rest of the night I’ll keep for myself as a treasure in my memories that I’m sure I’ll go back to often. Thank you, hip-hop… YOU KNOW QUEENS IN THE HOUSE. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1717612158625-G94ZHRHONYWCSNDJGNIN/AG206606.jpg Concerts & Shows Featuring Cipha Sounds, Peter Rosenberg, Peedi Crakk, Freeway, October London, Shaboozey, Robert Glasper, Backyard Band, Amerie, Scarface, Wale, Musiq Soulchild, and Andre 3000. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1718118315468-65UT5YLPSIW57MJVJMLO/Photo+Jun+08+2024%2C+9+47+13+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows "The chosen one from the land of the frozen sun..." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1721615184822-09V5PQI8GEO455SI1BX0/Photo+Jul+20+2024%2C+9+45+41+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows Another legendary night with two of hip-hop's most storied groups... Digable Planets and the Mighty Roots Crew!!! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1719198102239-H2W3BBWF4M7H7DB3N5Y6/Photo+Jun+21+2024%2C+9+17+17+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows Ghost got that shit that'll keep you vibin'... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1722360298946-KWY2E6HSIG6ATYEQNDA1/Photo+Jul+29+2024%2C+9+24+12+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows "She fell in love in East L.A. to the sounds of the guitar played by Carlos Santana..." Another magical night at the one and only Red Rocks Amphitheater with Carlos Santana and Counting Crows for the Oneness Tour. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1723051954470-H8QM9GVZMP1H2QBW8URN/Photo+Aug+06+2024%2C+10+48+27+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows "The fit fresh, I just need a photo/ Griselda Records, I should be the logo..." TALK TO EM! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1723133930515-7TBWLCW7O7ZYNT6YFNZK/Photo+Aug+07+2024%2C+9+05+34+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows "My name is Michael, I'm down by law." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1723665390084-PJ3KJYXODIHSMVF6SVJL/Photo+Aug+13+2024%2C+9+43+38+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows "Never had a problem that I couldn't solve... it must be official if I get involved..." Dedicated to the memory of Jackie Gouche. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1724101271922-40O8QYHCLHXMRM9U7ARW/Photo%2BAug%2B17%2B2024%252C%2B10%2B41%2B16%2BPM.jpg Concerts & Shows "Sweeter than the ocean..." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1726503676664-UCFXVG0EWPK6YAR4CWV9/Photo+Sep+14+2024%2C+9+30+05+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows "In the game of love, you got to trust... play on, player..." Aaron Frazer brought his soulful sound to Denver for the first time as a solo artist and put on a truly magical performance with support from his incredible band. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1728319961956-AID7AQ2UVU9VA2XHQQUL/Photo+Oct+05+2024%2C+7+13+32+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows Felipe Esparza brought the Mexican Avengers together for a hilarious evening in San Antonio. Featuring the comedy of Frankie Quiñones, Chris Estrada, René Vaca, Ken Flores, Ralph Barbosa, and music by Deorro. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1728660546862-RNW9CHNDX9QBLOK459HB/Photo+Oct+10+2024%2C+9+56+09+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows "If I ain't a Hot Boy, then what do you call that?" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1728955082141-RMM75S1C9OTXJA2X6OTQ/Photo+Oct+13+2024%2C+9+07+43+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows "M-A-R-L-A-N-N-A... a real G, I'm Gucci, the pressure made a ruby..." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1729183723090-SOIFDCEMWI4KRGITZUAG/Photo+Oct+16+2024%2C+11+47+20+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows “can’t fight the devil…” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1731942112371-ORKV2A78JJ2S6P5USQAF/FE-39.jpg Concerts & Shows Another hilarious night and sold out venue with Felipe Esparza featuring Butch Escobar, Gabby Lamb, and Raul Sanchez. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1743006427228-9IFT97519MNTBOFMTZM1/Photo+Mar+15+2025%2C+9+04+25+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows JAZZ IS DEAD https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1744384843233-HP6Z3SF8JQ6APAXUF664/OPM-35.jpg Concerts & Shows Los Angeles was in the building last night. We hopped in a time machine with Dom Kennedy and Casey Veggies to relive some of our favorite west coast classics from the blog era. Russell Westbrook and Brodie Fresh made some guest appearances. And at the end of the evening, Dom took us to church with “Double Up”, letting the whole crowd rap Nipsey’s verse in unison. Shit was beautiful. Shouts to OPM. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1744663487741-J8G110YAD85V2VVO5S29/CW-34.jpg Concerts & Shows High sock activities with Frankie Quiñones / Cholo Fit Creeper and Rudy Ortiz. Shouts to the homies 1000s and Richie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1745855668216-XTVTLYHNSVYEGJH0BV7U/FE-73.jpg Concerts & Shows A hilarious night in Houston with Felipe Esparza, featuring EZ Band, Concrete, Raul Sanchez, Paul Rodriguez and Nate Jackson. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1746718198535-Y1D48RY6ETH74W0F0UM0/Photo+May+07+2025%2C+8+21+12+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows The mothership landed in Denver and took us on a funky ride. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1751822360191-SEV439BUNH6E1BM4KA3C/RTJ+%26+WU+by+Armando+Geneyro-5.jpg Concerts & Shows “And I told you once before that you should kill your master…” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1751822822278-5DPZPJBWXGZ1Y2AOUAU4/RTJ+%26+WU+by+Armando+Geneyro-86.jpg Concerts & Shows Let’s take it back to ‘79… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1754591328651-BQ702YKLED2PMTEHREPN/From+Frisco+w+Love-66.jpg Concerts & Shows “Have the nights began to you all on the boulevard?” It was a night full of soul at The Bluebird Theater for the Denver stop of the “From Frisco With Love” tour. Ramirez, Rocci and the Flawless Immaculates ran through their silky smoothed out hits from The Playa$ Manual 1 and 2. Jason Joshua delivered incredible high energy with his Miami souldies sound, and Soulzay repped Texas hard with a great set. I’ve been to some dope shows this year, but surprisingly this might be my favorite one so far. Shit was just smooth jams and good vibes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1755880075173-O45J6B2QFJBBTBXCEQP0/Photo+Aug+21+2025%2C+8+12+21+PM+%284%29.jpg Concerts & Shows Just one photo. No press pass. A spiritual experience. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1758555416860-FCFB42YAJG58MHKDB6Y1/Atmosphere+%26+Friends+by+Armando+Geneyro-103.jpg Concerts & Shows That underground rap shit was on full display at the legendary Red Rocks. R.I.P. Aesop Featuring appearances by Hieroglyphics, Dilated Peoples, Living Legends, Immortal Technique and Cunninlynguists. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1759331892379-PVC1WV64HRBVTDIFV86N/Photo+Sep+28+2025%2C+5+16+38+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows Once upon a time on the block. Thank you to The Meadowlark, God Bless The Block, Empire Art Supply and Kill You Club. And thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate the release of Jay Worthy’s debut solo album. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1759610704735-00S5HFSJY6DTDMYZ0XEG/DJI+by+Armando+Geneyro-72.jpg Concerts & Shows “So pick me up, drive around, tellin’ everybody that we’re back in town…” It’s always love when Durand Jones & The Indications come to Denver. It was my fourth time seeing them live in the Mile High, and as their iconic catalog expands, so does the mastery of their live show deepen. The crowd at the Gothic was locked in from their opening song “Circles” all the way to their closer “Sea Gets Hotter”. They are true masters of their craft, and I can’t wait to see them tear down even bigger stages in the future. Shouts to The Psycodelics out of South Carolina, as well. Their live show was amazing and completely dialed in. They made me a fan with their performance of “Be Thankful for What You Got”. I’m excited for the future of this young band. Aight, peace. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1759765290076-GZA1BRIPIOTJ3KXFXOEQ/Photo+Oct+05+2025%2C+9+50+31+PM.jpg Concerts & Shows “How you gon’ make us great, when we were never really that amazing?… …nah, like really.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1760635823142-RMOQGN1QJ215KH8G7XQ8/Photo+May+31+2025%2C+1+54+51+AM.jpg Concerts & Shows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1762195967789-4079TN0ZITLPWJLSU4P1/Red+Rocks+Halloween-64.jpg Concerts & Shows Doing pagan shit at the legendary Red Rocks featuring Denzel Curry, Freddie Gibbs and Alchemist, Earl Sweatshirt, 2 Dead Boyz, and Lexa Gates. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1771195939345-ETA0WYLERUWZZK37NU7F/GFK+by+Armando+Geneyro-35.jpg Concerts & Shows Rap Kingpin, Staten Island https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1773677305908-L820BZJAEGN2CWSCMJSS/Bishop+Snow-5.jpg Concerts & Shows “When I’m gone, please don’t reconsider your love for me…” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1773677856785-0INUZ4NKE2RY4HQNT6OC/FE-72.jpg Concerts & Shows Another hilarious sold out show with Felipe Esparza. https://armandogeneyro.com/videos daily 0.75 2024-03-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1532720321336-045TP8HO5IU307LBO82F/cm.jpg Videos - 10,000 Hours and Counting... Back on June 8, 2018, I was given the opportunity to speak at a Creative Mornings event in Denver. It was a privilege to be able to talk to a packed house about my journey into photography and what I have been able to document here in Denver, and beyond. Huge thank you to Lauren, RJ and the entire Creative Mornings Denver team. For more information about CMDenver, click here. Also, thank you to Art Gym Denver for hosting us. They have a great space for artists; to learn more about them, click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1681837898138-H3KLD7AN8MLVWTX94H3R/cbd15f3720_geneyro+1.jpg Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1683220394437-71RFO6JJWTEZINU1I7UO/image-asset.jpeg Videos Your City Now: Brick & Soul Shot and edited by Gary Stebbins for Denver 8. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1682448253153-C2U3Z051JBOBK7CR4NNE/image-asset.jpeg Videos A spoken word piece written and performed by Bobby LeFebre in promotion of Theyshootn’s 2018 exhibit “Bless the Dead, Praise the Lowered”. Co-directed by Jonathan Martin (Black Socks Only Productions) and Armando Geneyro (Theyshootn) Shot and edited by Jonathan Martin (Black Socks Only Productions) Lowriders courtesy of Compas CC and Ranflitas CC https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1691527798690-ITTPPI2NMBUG0FEBNQ8V/Screenshot+2023-08-08+144841.jpg Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1692995687140-AXZHCMY7W1CDTMF471DC/image-asset.jpeg Videos - "Hip-Hop 'til Infinity" Exhibit Recap Where were you on August 11, 2023? Filmed and edited by Rob Coca (@robcocacreative on IG) Sponsored by Good Chemistry, Aquila Cellars and The Banshee House. https://armandogeneyro.com/vino-out-the-trunk daily 0.75 2026-03-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1658854803524-WIP57DT5E6C1Y85W6184/DSC04208.jpg Vino Out The Trunk We brought the trunk indoors on a Sunday, and the people fucked with us. Shouts to the Banshee House staff, Dalton’s Denver, KDJ Above, DJ Vandelay, and most importantly, THE BLOCK. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1684189282312-Q5AL6PER7ZXDHXWLFDAU/DSC04897.jpg Vino Out The Trunk Sunshine on a cloudy day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1681240977337-MNWU6R8I7OM2FFO3XSG1/DSC01508-2.jpg Vino Out The Trunk The best-known secret. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1685459455319-ZK1JYV3D30K83BFIC4FR/DSC06460.jpg Vino Out The Trunk Paint and sip activities on the block. Vino — if you know you know. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1692128142954-VY8UAR3KL5AQ38UB0Z5V/000010010009.jpg Vino Out The Trunk https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1694023516703-W300GFLRHVF94QX99G3B/DSC06666.jpg Vino Out The Trunk https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1707155249374-OAE77JZ4LVQQ3QGU2KUW/000038220015.jpg Vino Out The Trunk JUST US https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1711911170271-EPQCU67OWJMMWNHCQDKN/AG200745.jpg Vino Out The Trunk Happy Birthday, Stacey! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1713191931890-41BMQXMAH7ZTAELEAFEL/Photo+Apr+13+2024%2C+4+52+46+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk “And what we have is much more than they can see…” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1720408508435-RI7ENDL7U7ZJU623QCO1/Photo+Jul+06+2024%2C+8+47+04+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk "Sweet thing, oh, you know you're my everything..." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1722217313665-XU9LH09PWWK8U6Q4E3FF/Photo+Jul+27+2024%2C+7+29+04+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk "I'm not so systematic, it's just that I'm an addict for your love..." LLSS Any photos marked with *** were taken by Blake Jackson. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1724681806958-60SDY74SCZHNRHOLBRR3/Photo+Aug+24+2024%2C+5+13+35+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk "I shed a tear before the night's over..." See you on the other side, Darius. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1737324601131-HYMYZ6PK2FHGA0KT4582/000034350028.jpg Vino Out The Trunk AMOR ETERNO https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1743007702369-2MJVRYIM3U2LFQJMSUAN/Photo+Feb+22+2025%2C+6+33+50+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk “Me loving you, and you loving me…” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1743008566142-HKRNPA31JCZIQ91YHQL8/Photo+Mar+16+2025%2C+7+27+28+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk We were chillin’ on the block just waiting for the sun to go down… on a Sunday afternoon. Good luck to our Pandect family as they start a new chapter in NYC. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1743433282331-EFSL4IKMUJF8SC5QO55K/Photo+Mar+29+2025%2C+6+12+33+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk Enjoying the sidewalk, and gatekeeping corny bitches. Happy birthday, Stacey! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1744571814417-2TDTTNVDYNWWKITCQ1AN/Photo+Apr+12+2025%2C+4+50+25+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk “Feels so good to be home again, it’s so good to see you again, I hope I get to see you again… soon.” Happy birthday Sarita and Urja. Thank you to Frankie Quiñones, Rudy Ortiz and the homies for sliding through. We’re still enjoying the sidewalk. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1747612042294-N3SD4J2XKPSEJQ1TC1A8/Photo+May+17+2025%2C+5+28+14+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk On the block kickin’ a little sumthin’ sumthin’… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1751338871609-U72UE0MWL0MZGZGEZQBP/Photo+Jun+29+2025%2C+4+52+17+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk “You remind me…” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1753144928162-0Q3ZZ9JQX9E8LZ307I3A/Photo+Jul+20+2025%2C+4+57+49+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk “You’ve become a part of me…” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1758139024121-F6MQB4VGWVMCK0DEURW3/Photo+Sep+07+2025%2C+6+06+24+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk “I just want the chance to show you that I'm for real” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1760993588695-7W8QZPEDF8WTZLWPAIHQ/Photo+Oct+18+2025%2C+4+30+02+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1766366987265-30EVQK1DQDZMDOA3HHDM/Photo+Dec+20+2025%2C+5+09+00+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk Happy Holidays from Vino Out The Trunk. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1771804073985-R3KM5WUSU607207C5WCX/Photo+Feb+21+2026%2C+5+24+13+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk “Gods all around me, got my homies around me, keep my sisters around me, I got angels all around me, bad bitches round me…” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1774807445626-5043S418JPF2T55VNSTW/Photo+Mar+28+2026%2C+6+10+21+PM.jpg Vino Out The Trunk “Don’t disturb the groove…” https://armandogeneyro.com/new-project-1 daily 0.75 2026-03-29 https://armandogeneyro.com/home daily 1.0 2024-07-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1519400461241-YLIHQF9PL7X4CD2ATOEO/IMG_1564.JPG Home https://armandogeneyro.com/contact daily 0.75 2023-05-01 https://armandogeneyro.com/press daily 0.75 2026-03-16 https://armandogeneyro.com/about daily 0.75 2023-06-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a1d8ffecd39c36713a4ddc0/1589228810897-HLWUQKZYHWXEP2AF749A/IMG_6192.jpg About Photo by Luis Rivera (NY)