The Gift

The first book in this fine art book series is an introductory page in a love letter to our greatest gift; one that captures their beauty, charisma, and diversity in its purest form. The images, taken by a phenomenal artist, are presented as they were photographed over a ten-year period - spanning 18,000 miles across the United States. These are images of real, everyday women with zero image manipulation or Photoshop. Every detail that makes all ladies unique are preserved - from stretch marks to beauty marks. It is presented without judgement, restriction, or negative societal body image influences, and celebrates the unique individuality of our most precious resource, our women.

The first book in this fine art book series is an introductory page in a love letter to our greatest gift; one that captures their beauty, charisma, and diversity in its purest form. The images, taken by a phenomenal artist, are presented as they were photographed over a ten-year period - spanning 18,000 miles across the United States. These are images of real, everyday women with zero image manipulation or Photoshop. Every detail that makes all ladies unique are preserved - from stretch marks to beauty marks. It is presented without judgement, restriction, or negative societal body image influences, and celebrates the unique individuality of our most precious resource, our women.

Born into a Marine Corps family with a multi-generational military heritage, Brandon John Wallace Sr. is a talented Director, Producer, Cinematographer, and Fine Art Photographer. For the last 20 years, Brandon has earned success in all aspects of film & television production and photography - and has continually educated himself in creative and technological advancements within both industries. Brandon started his career as an independent producer and audio engineer, working as both studio and live event support in San Antonio, TX. He then got his professional break on a television project for MALDEF. From there, he moved on to commercial clients such as General Mills, the NBA, and the NFL. Soon after, he entered network television working as a freelance director, editor and photographer in Los Angeles, CA – with stops in New York, Florida, New Mexico, and Pennsylvania along the way. A true Texan at heart, Brandon returned to San Antonio where he has continued to pursue his passion of fine art photography on a global scale.