​​​​​​​Charles-McClintock Wilson is a U.S.-based documentary photographer and photojournalist. Born in the Dominican Republic and now based in Utah, he captures compelling stories of community, resilience, and culture through his lens.

Each year on July 4th, the streets of Provo, Utah, come alive with color, sound, and community pride. As the centerpiece of America’s Freedom Festival, the Grand Parade draws thousands of spectators to witness a vibrant display of patriotism — with marching bands, restored military vehicles, costumed reenactors, floats, and local heroes. This series captures the atmosphere of the 2025 parade — moments of joy, remembrance, and shared identity — as experienced through the lens of photojournalist Charles-McClintock Wilson. These images pay tribute to the traditions, stories, and values that continue to define the American spirit.

Held annually in Nephi, Utah, Juab Xtreme Racing brings together motocross athletes and thrill-seeking spectators for a high-octane showcase of skill, speed, and grit. This collection captures the energy of the dirt arena — from airborne stunts to candid crowd moments — through the lens of photojournalist Charles-McClintock Wilson. These images document not only the race, but the spirit of small-town competition, community pride, and the raw intensity of American motorsport.