©Meandering Passage - Earl Moore Photography

 

After two years working for an agency providing shelter and services for those in dire need I’ve been forever changed in the way I view these issues in our society.  Since retiring last year, I’ve continue to offer my photographic services for this wonderful cause.

©Meandering Passage - Earl Moore Photography

 

I was recently asked to produce photos concerning the plight of homeless families and children for a upcoming donation campaign…these are some of the results.

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Paul
11 years ago

Wow, Earl. These are great. I like your processing, too. It must be very rewarding.

pj
pj
11 years ago

Great stuff Earl… very sensitive work.

Markus
11 years ago

Congratulations, Earl. Very fine results for a more than worthy cause – certainly urgent (unfortunately in our rich societies) and worth every effort one can put in.

ken bello
11 years ago

Great work for a worthwhile cause, Earl. Well done.

Paul Maxim
Paul Maxim
11 years ago

Some great images here, Earl. I especially like the top center photograph (the young girl) and the one just below it and to the right (the young boy). In both cases, the eyes seem to be looking right through the viewer. Mesmerizing. And the black and white treatment is perfect. Color would have lessened the impact, I think.

Monte Stevens
11 years ago

Nowwwww, that is a project, Earl. And, I think your compassion will work well with it. Looking forward to seeing the results. This too will change you even more. I like then all but I would also have chose the first one to start the post.

Cedric Canard
11 years ago

A beautiful and very moving series Earl. I wish I could photograph like this. Thanks for sharing these.

Martina Egli
11 years ago

Earl, what an emotional and powerful set of images. It’s heartbreaking seeing children in such difficult circumstances. You’ve captured the burdensome atmosphere brilliantly. I like how much emotion you convey even in the images where you can’t see the children’s eyes. Many compliments.