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craig said:Whoa!!! Thoughtful work as always!!! I have a hard time viewing photos of street people. Generally the photos I have seen seem to be invading someone's personal space as opposed to getting the real story. These photos transcend that. The faceless have a stronger power and you have illustrated that.
Of course the work of the incomparable Margaret Bourke White comes to mind. That was a different time for America. Let us never forget...
Quizbiz said:Wow, those pictures make me feel so bad for those people, and it makes me feel lucky to be where I am.
I don't like the picture quality but at the same time I think it goes with the mood of the picture.
AlisonS said:I personally love the grainy look, adds to the mood of the photos.