The Truth In This Art: Stories That Matter

Capturing Strength and Beauty: E. Brady Robinson's Skater Girls and Beyond


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E. Brady Robinson is a creative director, designer, and documentary photographer. She has a background in teaching fine art, photography, and commercial photography. Her work focuses on portraiture and documenting her life, friends, and surroundings. She is known for her series "Skater Girls," which highlights the strength and beauty of women in Baltimore. Robinson's work has been exhibited in various galleries and she has received support and recognition for her photography.


E. Brady started her career in photography at a young age and has since explored various paths in the field. Robinson's work is a reflection of her values, including fitness, wellness, female empowerment, and creativity. She has a commercial practice and also focuses on her fine art photography. One of her notable projects is "Skater Girls," which showcases the athleticism and individuality of women in Baltimore. Robinson is constantly exploring new avenues and is currently seeking funding to photograph women skaters in Morocco.

During this conversation, we go in-depth on:

  • The world of E. Brady Robinson's captivating photography that seamlessly merges fine art and commercial spheres, immersing us in the realm of portraiture and candid captures of her everyday life.
  • The photographic journey of E. Brady Robinson, where the core values of fitness, wellness, female empowerment, and boundless creativity converge to shape her visually stunning body of work.
  • The empowering narrative behind "Skater Girls," a mesmerizing series by E. Brady Robinson that showcases the resilience and elegance of Baltimore's women, set against the backdrop of the city's iconic locales.
  • Embark on a virtual exploration of E. Brady Robinson's artistic evolution, as she ventures into uncharted territories, sharing her aspirations to capture the essence of women skateboarders in Morocco and her quest for the necessary support to bring this vision to life.


Join us in celebrating the talent and creativity of E. Brady Robinson, a documentary photographer and creative director. Discover her unique approach to capturing the energy and individuality of skater girls in Baltimore. Don't miss out on this amazing visual journey! 🎨


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Host: Rob Lee
Music: Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard and TeTresSeis.
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  • Produced by Rob Lee & Daniel Alexis
  • Edited by Daniel Alexis
  • Show Notes courtesy of Rob Lee and Transistor

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  • Rob Lee photos by Vicente Martin for The Truth In This Art and Contrarian Aquarian Media.
  • Guest photos courtesy of the guest, unless otherwise noted.

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