“Priced Out of Paradise” captures the stark contradiction of place and privilege — where turquoise skies and luxury condos frame the reality of those pushed further to the edges. A weathered tarp becomes the only boundary between survival and a skyline not built for everyone.

This piece is a visual protest against gentrification: the kind that builds over struggle with clean white facades and calls it progress. Shot with brutal honesty and intentional stillness, the photo reflects the uncomfortable truth that paradise is often designed to be exclusive.

This print belongs in the hands of those who remember what existed before the brochures.