Photography offers an escape unlike any other. It allows us to capture moments, create moments, and interpret the worlds we see through a lens. We document, we study, we create art, and for me, this was lifesaving.
Several years ago, in my early twenties, I suffered a huge mental breakdown. It was unexpected, out of […]. petapixel.com
Since my mid-twenties I had been dealing with something that did not make sense to me and I felt that no one would understand. I carried my loneliness and it became heavier and heavier the more I kept it to myself. One day, I stumbled upon somebody else's story.
Since mid-twenties I had been dealing with something that did not make sense to me and I felt that no one would understand. The post Faces And Stories Of People With Mental Or Physical Illnesses: 16 Portraits I Took first appeared on Bored Panda.
Since my mid-twenties I had been dealing with something that did not make sense to me and I felt that no one would understand. I carried my loneliness and it became heavier and heavier the more I kept it to myself. One day, I stumbled upon somebody else's story.
Since my mid-twenties I had been dealing with something that did not make sense to me and I felt that no one would understand. I carried my loneliness and it became heavier and heavier the more I kept it to myself. One day, I stumbled upon somebody else's story.
Controversial British photographer David Hamilton was found dead at his home in Paris yesterday. He was 83. The Guardian reports that a bottle of medication was found nearby, and that police are declaring the cause of death to be suicide.