Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2008/04/03
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Hi George, That's a point and that's exactly what I did when working in this kind of project some years back. And that's precisely what I did, getting in touch them, getting us to a short talk... that definitely helped me make the job to go through. But let me tell you, I think the project has failed. Anyway. What I've mostly got myself to was just to get them to know better, but again, general public still refuses to see "ugly things". Now for that interesting site you've recently posted all I can say is that pictures look really good. By the way, some of Danny Glover's words can be read over there, very rightfully said by the actor, indeed. It's just that I don't the see the way we could help homeless and impoverished ones by just taking photographs or at least not the way we usually do. regards Pablo imagist3@mac.com wrote: > If the photographer actually stops to meet and get to know the > individual some dignity may come from the encounter; such meeting of > the eyes and minds would restore dignity to both the photographer and > the subject of the photograph. The more time spent - the more dignity > exchanged. > <http://www.findinggracehomeless.org/> > > Fond regards, > George --