There are so many emotions that come up, when viewing Brenda’s work.
I found it chilling, depressing, sad, and above all REAL…
Amazing work Brenda… Your work truly stands out.
The image of the little girl with the spiky hair hugging the teddy bear left me staring at the screen for a long time. It packs so much emotion..(in my mind anyway)
Thank you for sharing, and thank you Andy for your hard work.
100Eyes is an online photographic showcase featuring contemporary photography including documentary, art, and journalistic photography. Edited by Andy Levin, 100Eyes
is made possible by the generosity of photographers who donate their work in the spirit of a shared photographic community.
Andy Levin is a photographer, teacher, and editor living in New Orleans, Louisiana. A contributing photographer with Life Magazine in the 90's, Levin moved to Louisiana a year before Hurricane Katrina from his native city of New York.
A finalist for the Eugene Smith Prize in 2008, Levin is interested in the rights of the underclass, and the relationship between a changing environment and the economically challenged. Levin is the editor of the acclaimed internet photography journal 100eyes. His personal website is http://www.andylevin.com.
An incredible project, and important subject and wonderful images. bravo!
Frank Evers — December 18, 2009
Finally a photographer that looks in…
There are so many emotions that come up, when viewing Brenda’s work.
I found it chilling, depressing, sad, and above all REAL…
Amazing work Brenda… Your work truly stands out.
The image of the little girl with the spiky hair hugging the teddy bear left me staring at the screen for a long time. It packs so much emotion..(in my mind anyway)
Thank you for sharing, and thank you Andy for your hard work.
Oz
The Light Search — December 18, 2009