Archive for the ‘Care Effect’ Category

December 16, 2010 0

Care Effect: Inward

By in Black & White, Care Effect, French Quarter, Marigny

Late last night I went with Kristin to Inward, FBNO’s outreach to women in the adult industry. Due to the sensitive nature of the ministry, I’m only taking pictures from a peripheral view. But nevertheless, since I’m including it in my Care Effect documentary project, I want to give as accurate a picture as I can. Here [...]

May 20, 2010 0

CE Gentilly

By in Black & White, Care Effect

Clockwise from the top: Jose, Juan, Pedro, Chilo

May 6, 2010 1

Care Effect: Gentilly

By in Black & White, Care Effect

“You r die.”  Good graffiti does not always have to be artistic; sometimes it just needs to be expressive.

April 23, 2010 6

The new CE site in Gentilly

By in Care Effect

This was the second week at the new Care Effect site, located at the Evangelistic Baptist Church on Elysian Fields across from the Lowe’s. As always with a new location the neighborhood awareness is still small, but we’ve already seen an improvement since last week! Here are some pictures from Wednesday:

March 25, 2010 0

Care Effect: OZ

By in Care Effect

Two weeks ago I introduced Christopher who was having legal problems. I finished by asking you to pray for him to see God’s power. Today, I saw him again.  He pulled me aside like he had the first time we met, except this time his anxiety was gone, and it was replaced by a warm [...]

March 12, 2010 2

CE: the OZ. Nick, John, Christopher, and James

By in Black & White, Care Effect

This week I’d been looking forward to the hour or so I’d be spending at the Ozanam Inn–or, “the Oz” as called by some. As a photographer, it’s forcing me to change my normal approach, helping deepen and expand the fundamentals of my craft. And as a person, it’s a pure pleasure to talk and [...]

March 5, 2010 0

Care Effect: More Ozanam Inn

By in Black & White, Care Effect, Portraits

I am beginning to find my approach in this new location, but it’s hard.  Some places are harder than others because the extra presence of a camera adds a weight to the air that doesn’t feel healthy.  I don’t mean unhealthy for my wellbeing but for theirs.  This is one of those places. As a [...]