Myles Loftin is a NYC-based photographer known for his explorations of identity and social issues. A Parsons School of Design graduate, Loftin's work challenges norms through projects like "Hooded", exploring Black culture, and “In “The Life, examining everyday Black queer life. His art has received global recognition, appearing in Vogue and The New York Times. Loftin advocates for diversity in the arts, mentoring aspiring artists and speaking on inclusion. Winner of the Getty Images bursary fund and Forbes 30 under 30 honoree, Loftin's impactful imagery sparks dialogue on race and representation, positioning him as a leading voice in contemporary photography and cultural discourse.