It is finally in print. I made the book for two reasons. One so that I could feel as though the project had reached a conclusion (because the recovering journalist in me still needs to see things in print) and so that I might give a copy to the Comedor.
You’re welcome to buy one too [...]
Posts Tagged ‘poor’
The print version: La Gente Común / Everyday People
Posted in Argentina, Buenos Aires, Children, La Boca, Photography, Poverty, South America, tagged Argentina, blurb, book, Buenos Aires, Comedor, La Boca, photographs, Photography, photos, poor, Poverty on August 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Los Pibes – a portrait project, part 1 (ongoing)
Posted in Argentina, Buenos Aires, Journalism, La Boca, Living Abroad, Photography, Poverty, South America, villa, tagged Black and white photography, Buenos Aires, Comedor, documentary, La Boca, Los Pibes, Photography, photos, poor, Portraits, Poverty on February 11, 2009 | 8 Comments »
Below are portraits of the people at Comedor Los Pibes, La Boca, Argentina. This is not everyone who works there and there are also a few children included and they either have parents that work there or attend one of the after-school studies.
The Comedor Los Pibes can best be described as a social organization. They [...]
The Girl Effect
Posted in Argentina, Buenos Aires, Journalism, News, Photography, Politics, Poverty, South America, tagged Argentina, black and white, Buenos Aires, Children, girls, photographs, Photography, poor, Povery, South America, the girl effect, villa 31 on October 27, 2008 | 1 Comment »
“Imagine a GIRL living in POVERTY”
Now IMAGINE what can happen when you give something to her life. Here are images from one local event that is trying, through games and fun, to make a difference for just a day. Of the 20 or so social groups that participate in the CuJuCa festival, many are active [...]
The Human element: Poverty is not a series of statistics
Posted in Argentina, Buenos Aires, Journalism, News, Photography, Poverty, South America, villa, tagged 2008 Poverty, Argentina, Blog Action Day, Buenos Aires, child, Children, La Boca, Photography, poor, Poverty, South America, villa 31 on October 15, 2008 | 1 Comment »
This post is a part of Blog Action Day 2008 on poverty.
The difference between roughly 17% and 30% is over 4.5 million people and it is the difference between what Argentina officially reports as the number of poor in the country and the general wisdom of the non-governmental economists. As often in this country, it [...]
Gloria’s house
Posted in Argentina, Buenos Aires, Journalism, Photography, Politics, Poverty, South America, villa, tagged Argentina, Buenos Aires, Comedor, La Boca, Los Pibes, poor, Povery, retiro, villa 31 on October 3, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Finalmente. Finally. I thought I’d post a few photographs from Gloria’s house. Gloria Rodriguez, 44, lives in Villa 31 behind the Retiro bus station in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She works at a cooperative called the Comedor Los Pibes in La Boca. There she spends her day sewing or participating in marches or protests as the [...]
Silvia’s house
Posted in Argentina, Buenos Aires, Journalism, News, Photography, Poverty, South America, tagged Argentina, Buenos Aires, child, Children, La Boca, poor, Poverty, South America on October 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
My experience with living conditions and lifestyles in La Boca and around Buenos Aires continues. After meeting up with Gloria, we went to her sister’s house in La Boca for a mate. The images below are of the inside of Silvia Rodriguez’s house.
Mariana’s house
Posted in Argentina, Buenos Aires, Journalism, News, Photography, South America, villa, tagged Argentina, Buenos Aires, bus station, poor, Poverty, retiro, South America, villa, villa 31, villa miseria, villas miserias on September 23, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Some images from inside Mariana’s house. I was introduced to Mariana through her mom, Gloria, who I am following. I have not fully edited the images from Gloria’s house and really need to keep shooting her story, so I am not ready to post images. But since I was over Mariana’s house I thought I’d [...]
