From the Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism program students at the International Center of Photography in New York.
From Stranger to Intimate Portraits
During Andrew Lichtenstein’s workshop From Stranger to Intimate, we try to come closer and make photographs of strangers .
September 11, 2016 – New York, USA: Pat a resident of New York City poses for a portrait in Bryant Park. Photo by Todd R DarlingTorin reads a Bruce Springsteen book walking in Tompkins Square Park on a rainy Sunday. Photo by Gabriele GriseriPhoto by Ana Luisa MatosSeptember 11, 2016 – New York, USA: JieJie (21) a fashion designer from Beijing is in New York for fashion week. She poses for a portrait in Bryant Park. Photo by Todd R DarlingPhoto by Camille Le Falher-PayatPhoto by Jazmin ChaseRay is a homeless man. I met him near Times Square. Photo by Kinuko Esther AsanoPhoto by Mandira BahlPhoto by Yifan Huang
Very expressive photos you have here! Particularly Ray! He’s just got some sparkle within him, gives a perfect glance for the snap & adequately hiding survival woes. Good work!
this is a really cool post. I think it is really cool when people do articles like this. If you don’t mind me asking where do you get your inspiration from?
I love the very first photo of Pat.
Such raw beauty. To me it tells many tales of a hard life. I feel a true connection to this image.. what an amazing photo.. well collection of photos – to make such a connection with anybody!!!
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Mesmerizing and beautiful.
Stunning…a definite ‘human-connection’ win!
Pictures taken randomly like that are so precious, it’s simply the face of humanity being captured perfectly.
beautiful
Magnificent face and eyes in first photo!
this is really beautiful…
Very expressive photos you have here! Particularly Ray! He’s just got some sparkle within him, gives a perfect glance for the snap & adequately hiding survival woes. Good work!
I would like more captions. Each of these people have a story and I feel it would help with the project.
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intéressant, nous n’avons pas du tout la même façon de vivre.
这个博客有没有中文的?
this is a really cool post. I think it is really cool when people do articles like this. If you don’t mind me asking where do you get your inspiration from?
Beautiful pictures!! 👍🏻
Absolutely love projects like this! Great work.
Great art. I wonder, how many subjects do you find you have to ask to stop to be photographed, and how many are caught “in the moment”?
Beautiful pictures and great concept.
I love the very first photo of Pat.
Such raw beauty. To me it tells many tales of a hard life. I feel a true connection to this image.. what an amazing photo.. well collection of photos – to make such a connection with anybody!!!
beautiful and commendable…..great work and a greater vision.
as beautiful as human beings !
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These are fabulous…
This is really impressive. I am envious of the effortlessness of these photos!
Beautiful and captivating ❤️
Great photos
idk what camera ze used, but the pics are nice and crisp asf