Kameron Brothers is a Miami-based photographer with a passion for urban observation and everyday moments. Roaming the neighborhoods of South Beach, Brickell, Wynwood, Little Havana and Downtown, he documents the rhythms of city life through candid street-level photography that is as much about light and atmosphere as it is about people and place.

More than fifty of his photographs appear in the book Trope: Miami. His ongoing project Exploring Miami documents the city's historic neighborhoods, from Art Deco and MiMo buildings to old wood-frame homes, before redevelopment changes them for good.

His work extends beyond Miami to destinations including Havana, San Juan, Toronto and beyond, each city explored with the same curiosity he brings to his own backyard. That includes six trips to Haiti between 2009 and 2014, among them a medical mission with Haitian nurses from Miami. See the Street, Caribbean and Travel galleries.

Based in Miami and shooting year round, Kameron brings an intimate and unhurried perspective to a city that rewards those who slow down and look closer.

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