Ordinary people photography

Daniel Meadows: Now and Then, an eye-opening exhibition, showcases before-and-after photos of ordinary people in Britain.

Guggenheim Fellow, Greg Miller, chronicles American life with a cinematic and exquisite capture of ordinary people doing ordinary things, using his large format camera to transform the everyday into a thing of beauty and pathos. Greg has a new monograph of his twenty-year project, Unto Dust, due to be published in September with L’Artiere Editions

These images reveal a whole new side of what it's like to be visually impaired.

Apparently, AI does believe stereotypes.

People On the Street - Photographer's Description: Istanbul.Had to make a correction to the previous post, retaining the comments and posting again.

Her brain feels fried. What shall she do? Where is this bloody fulfilled life that they kept telling her about. That will give her all the satisfaction she was anticipating. And does it exist anyway…maybe it doesn't so she can stop hunting for it, right?

Day 4 of 4 in Salem, Oregon

When Marblehead, Massachusetts-based photographer Rick Ashley visited Disney World with his wife and her then-12-year-old brother Michael, who has Down Syndrome, he observed the way people stared at Michael, and the way the boy retreated inwards during such moments of alienation. Ashley promptly purchased for Michael a pipe, a baseball cap, and sunglasses, telling him that he resembled the General Douglas MacArthur and suggesting that he salute to anyone who gazed openly at him. Soon, says…

Aged Care Photography to market Retirement Living in Sydney NSW. Authentic portraits of the Elderly, Carers and Nursing Staff.