Posts Tagged ‘unfortunate’
HOME AWAY FROM NO HOME
Posted: June 23, 2014 in Photos, Q.Whitening PhotosTags: black history, black&white, blackandwhitephotography, bnw, bridge, documentary, documentation, home, image, Nikon, photo, picture, poor, poverty, unfortunate, white
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Posted: July 26, 2013 in Photos, Q.Whitening Photos
Tags: bed, Homeless, manhattan, New York, poor, proverty, shoes, unfortunate
Clinton Place & Hawthrone Avenue
Posted: July 7, 2012 in Q.Whitening Photos, Q.Whitening Short StoriesTags: clinton place, hawthrone avenue, mystery, New jersey, Newark, photography, poor, poverty, store, unfortunate
Every morning, right before work this man is standing outside of the corner store on Clinton Place & Hawthrone Avenue. When the store opens he’s usually the one to sweep in front of it, so more then likely he gets a couple of dollars for it. But what sparked my interest the most is this mystery behind him for some reason. Honestly, every time I see him I have a different vision of what his life use to be, even if it’s the obvious poor, searching for the next buck downfall type of life.
WASHER & DRYER
Posted: May 7, 2012 in Q.Whitening PhotosTags: boats, Bohol, family, Filipino, hand wash, kids, parents, Philippines, poor, proverty, unfortunate, wash
Another photo from my iPhone. I have one more week left. I’m still loving everything about the Philippines especially the Michael Jackson like stares from people. They, honestly, haven’t seen a tall black man before so I’m a tourist attraction right now.
Welcome to Cuba
Posted: March 19, 2012 in Q.Whitening PhotosTags: Abandoned, building, chipped, Cuba, empty, New jersey, Newark, old, poor, proverty, unfortunate
Home More or Less
Posted: December 1, 2011 in Q.Whitening Short StoriesTags: bum, Homeless, New jersey, Newark, unfortunate
Searching for Salvation
Posted: October 24, 2010 in Photos, Q.Whitening Short StoriesTags: Life, Love, manhattan, photography, photos, salvation army, unfortunate
It’s funny how we can always lend a helping hand to the unfortunate of the world. But we get caught up in our own world that we don’t care, ignore, or just aren’t aware of the help we can provide to the unfortunate. We walk by them everyday as if they’re apart of the street like an ad on a wall. I guess to truly understand there world we may have to live in it before we realize we can actually provide salvation to people searching for some.
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