During  his professional life, Roosevelt Nina has portrayed his own world view as a  craftsmanship. Sensitive shadow´s master he used to transport all his emotions to the silver crystals transforming them into revealing emulsions. At his atelier and laboratory he prepared the ideal atmosphere by contrasting the inanimate with the pulsating. 

His images discreetly approached the female nudity in an unusual way, mostly adorned by objects, fabrics and masks. More than revealing the woman's body, his style bared his own soul. Not surprisingly he won the 2000 Icatu Arts Prize. and earned a six-month scholarship in Paris, where he deepened his studies, absorbed influences

and developed projects linked to the art of photography.

He has also published works at the Zoom and Extra Camera magazines of Venezuela, as well as at the Americas Magazine, edited by the OAS Organization

of The American States, and participated

in the books "Fotografia no Brasil by "Funarte

Municipality and Education”, sponsored by

UNICEF, and "Só Há Um Rio” by

Jacobson Publishing Company.  Roosevelt

has also taught photography providing

exclusively analog films and equipment

technical training that was base for all

his photos. And special emphasis

to the practical work in studio,

posing, laboratory tips and external

environments.

Above all, he aimed developing

the artistic souls sensitivity of

each of his students.