Meredith
Absolutely! Their work covering the townships is extraordinary and they captured scenes with a very small degree of sepa [...]
344 days ago
Wil Kristin
Amen! [...]
350 days ago
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Wil Kristin
well put, Meredith! I studied documentary film in Johannesburg and can't help but think of Kevin Carter and the Bang-Ban [...]
350 days ago
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Meredith
The normal model of a hospital in a place like Haiti is short-term care. You go in, you set up a clinic, you bring in ou [...]
365 days ago
Alison Hockenberry
What about this particular hospital drew you to Haiti? [...]
365 days ago
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Meredith
I have to say I am still wary about the use of photography in this social change world. A single picture is very vulnera [...]
365 days ago
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Alison Hockenberry
Capturing social change in action is not an easy thing to do. Why is it so hard? [...]
365 days ago
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Meredith
I just finished my masters at International Affairs at Columbia University. I was focusing on policy and the tools and m [...]
365 days ago
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Alison Hockenberry
How did you become involved in photographing social change? [...]
365 days ago
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Meredith
I’m very new at this, but I think that in advocacy right now there is a very specific standard for what makes a good p [...]
365 days ago
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Alison Hockenberry
What are the challenges for a photographer taking pictures of social issues? [...]
365 days ago
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Meredith
I’ve been thinking a lot about why photography and images are important. I think one of the great added values is shoc [...]
365 days ago
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Alison Hockenberry
How can images tell the story of social change? [...]
365 days ago
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Meredith
I had gone down to Haiti with a team of staff members working for the Haiti Hospital Appeal in Cap Haitien. I was docume [...]
365 days ago
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Alison Hockenberry
Congratulations, Meredith! Where did you take this picture and why were you there? [...]
365 days ago
