A photographic exploration of the daily lives of ranchers living on the Cheyenne River reservation.
via Washington Post: https://www.washingtonpost.com/photography/2019/01/25/ranching-cheyenne-river-reservation-families-face-choice-continuing-an-industry-they-cant-keep-up-with-or-leaving-only-life-theyve-known/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.b2bdcc85c9f3
Photographer Emily Schiffer has dedicated no small part of her career to documenting the lives of people living on the Cheyenne River Reservation. In September 2017, In Sight published some of that work: “Playful and poetic: The children of the Cheyenne River Reservation.” Schiffer’s work goes beyond the usual portrayals of poverty and alcohol addiction that many mainstream media outlets have published from that region and its people throughout the years.
Photographer Emily Schiffer’s intimate portrait of a reservation in South Dakota
via Washington Post: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/in-sight/wp/2017/09/25/playful-and-poetic-the-children-of-the-cheyenne-river-reservation/
From June 12 to July 18 of this year, The Washington Post partnered with Visura in an open call for submissions of photo essays. The Post selected three winners out of more than 200 submissions. We are presenting the first winner today here on In Sight — Emily Schiffer and her work “Cheyenne River.”
Take a look at one of the two Best Series selected by Francesca Genovese as the winners of our ‘Family’ call.
via FotoRoom: http://fotoroom.co/kin-emily-schiffer/
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