Photographer Takes Amazing Portraits Of People Living on the Streets

We first happened across the stunning photography of Lee Jeffries when he tagged some of his photos to #artFido on Instagram. We were immiadetly in awe. Lee photographs homeless people to show the humanity that they possess.

According to Jeffries:

“When you see a Lee Jeffries image, it’s not a document of the life of a homeless person. It’s much more than that. It’s a metaphysical testimony of humanity, faith and spirituality. It’s born from love and a connection to another human being. Her… and the homeless people I meet.”

You can also see Lee’s work on Instagram.

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7 responses to “Photographer Takes Amazing Portraits Of People Living on the Streets”

  1. venividiphoto Avatar
    venividiphoto

    The opposite of good photography in every aspect.

    1. Josh Wolf Avatar
      Josh Wolf

      You’re an idiot. Or don’t know what good photography is. Been reading too many how-to books.

      1. He’s right. Too much Photoshop. If you can’t even see that, you have no lesson to give to anyone about good photography.

      2. venividiphoto Avatar
        venividiphoto

        What are you blabbing about? Those are shit portraits, and you can’t have a civilised discussion, dear Wolf.

  2. Deborah Clark Avatar
    Deborah Clark

    ‘Murica

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