By Photojournalist Susan Brannon. Through the use of documentary photography and participating in photography workshops, The Crossing Borders Project encourages citizens to generate their own voice, rather then others doing it for them. Participants capture images to reflect their lives, their interests, and their stories to share across borders.
Showing posts with label Portland Homeless. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portland Homeless. Show all posts
Sunday, 28 May 2017
Wednesday, 24 May 2017
Rachel S Story Portland's Homeless
Another story from the Crossing Borders Project - Portland's Homeless Project! Rachel S. tells her story of her healing process from homelessness. Enjoy. And remember if you helped fund this project, you must contact me for your "reward"! Thank you
Rachel S Story Portland's Homeless
Another story from the Crossing Borders Project - Portland's Homeless Project! Rachel S. tells her story of her healing process from homelessness. Enjoy. And remember if you helped fund this project, you must contact me for your "reward"! Thank you
Tara's Story Portland's Homeless-The Crossing Borders Project
A new Crossing Borders Project story from Tara in the Portland's Homeless project in Portland, Oregon.
She tells of her struggles of healing from homeless to walking a new path in life. These are her images and words. Enjoy! Thank you for the support on Kickstarter and remember, if you want images as your reward for support, you must contact me!
She tells of her struggles of healing from homeless to walking a new path in life. These are her images and words. Enjoy! Thank you for the support on Kickstarter and remember, if you want images as your reward for support, you must contact me!
Thursday, 24 October 2013
Thursday, 23 May 2013
Kickstarter: Portland's Homeless Shepherd's Door Fourth Roll
Hello!
We are all finished with the images from the workshops! Whoopie. The Portland Rescue Mission had three rolls and a few women from the Shepherd's Door had four rolls. The next step is to generate short films of each story and group representation. Below are the results for the forth roll in order of three each: Laura: Rachel B: Tara and Teri!
We are all finished with the images from the workshops! Whoopie. The Portland Rescue Mission had three rolls and a few women from the Shepherd's Door had four rolls. The next step is to generate short films of each story and group representation. Below are the results for the forth roll in order of three each: Laura: Rachel B: Tara and Teri!
Friday, 3 May 2013
Portland Shepherd's Door: Third Roll
The images turned out real well for this roll and everyone stayed on track!
Here are some selected images from the third roll in order by three:
Friday, 26 April 2013
Portland's Homeless: Roll Two Images Shepherd's Door
Here are some of the images from the second roll from the women at the Shepherd's Door.
The workshop has been moving well and everyone is starting to understand the limits of using film over digital! We must wait to see the images and thus everyone needs to think about what they are taking pictures of. The world of film is just about lost but for this workshop it is important. We can't see the image right away and make the decision to delete of keep it. Everyone is limited to 27 images, the light and the results.
Working with the street homeless on a project such as this does has its risks of people either taking the camera and not coming back or moving on to another city. I decided to work with the two shelters to reduce the risk of transient behavior so we can do the series of workshops and develop stories. Unfortunately, nothing is guaranteed and Lauren decided to leave the shelter so she will no longer be participating in the workshop. We are sorry to see her go.
Here are three from each participant for roll two in this order: (And yes, their real names are Rachel!)
Laura
Rachel B
Rachel L
Rachel S
Susan
Tara
Teri
Laura
Rachel B
Rachel L
Rachel S
Susan
Tara
Teri
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