“Providence” A roadtrip across America by Mustafah Abdulaziz and Justin Maxon. Produced by Peter Earl McCollough
Tag: Justin Maxon
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World Press Photo 2017 Multimedia Contest Winners Announced | PDNPulse
World Press Photo 2017 Multimedia Contest Winners Announced | PDNPulse
Multimedia stories created by Zachary Canepari, The Washington Post, Justin Maxon and Jared Moossy have been honored by World Press Photo.
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Multimedia stories created by Zachary Canepari, The Washington Post, Justin Maxon and Jared Moossy have been honored in the World Press Photo 2017 Multimedia Contest. World Press announced the winners of their seventh annual Multimedia Contest on February 14. The competition honors multimedia projects in four categories: Immersive Storytelling, Innovative Storytelling, and Long- and Short Form.
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justin maxon – heaven’s gain | burn magazine
Justin Maxon – Heaven’s Gain
Justin Maxon Heaven’s Gain [ EPF 2014 FINALIST ] ESSAY CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT July 5th, 2013. ‘Hey Bro, well its 7 months today since you was taken away from us… I know you don…
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Over the last 3 years, I’ve collected stories of families where justice was not served after the murder of a loved one. This project is a deep investigation into the emotional, physical and spiritual landscape that transpires from unresolved trauma. The photographic representation is a series of family portraits of people seeking justice, which are paired with an image from the murder scene captured around the time of day the crime was committed
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Photoville 2013: Restoring Fragile Memories
Link: Photoville 2013: Restoring Fragile Memories (8 Photos) | PDN Photo of the Day
Photographer Justin Maxon‘s current project, “Heaven’s Gain” is currently on display at Photoville. Join Maxon and photographer Alex Welsh with Dr. Fatima Hafiz-Walid, Temple University professor and President and Facilitator of Transformative Education Associates; and Andre Mitchell, Found and CEO of Man Up! Inc. on Saturday, September 21 for a panel discussion about documenting communities impacted by gun violence presented by The Magnum Foundation.
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Justin Maxon: Self-Defined
Justin Maxon: Self-Defined
By Bruce YoungIn 2011 Justin Maxon added the Cliff Edom “New America Award” to a fast growing list of accolades he started accumulating as a student at San Francisco State University. The photographs, made in Chester, Pennsylvania, a small city just south
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In 2011 Justin Maxon added the Cliff Edom “New America Award” to a fast growing list of accolades he started accumulating as a student at San Francisco State University. The photographs, made in Chester, Pennsylvania, a small city just south of Philadelphia along the Delaware River, were from an ongoing project exploring a community suffering from most all of what ails modern America.
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A Patchwork of Memories Captured through Multiple Exposures
Justin Maxon: This project is about my transition from a path of chaos to one of healing. For the past decade, my life has been a blur of movement. The healthy parts of my life fell away: family, friends, love. I found myself in a space between worlds: a visitor to everything around me, a stranger to my own life. I had a crossroads approaching, a choice ot be made. I choose to thread the fractured pieces of my life back into place. Multiple exposures in camera are strung together to create a patchwork of feeling, as strands of memory are layered over strings of the present
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Justin Maxon, Katie Orlinsky Win 2011 Alexia Foundation Grants
SYRACUSE, NY (March 1, 2012) – Photojournalist Justin Maxon is the winner of the2011 Alexia Foundation $15,000 grant for professionals,and Katie Orlinsky is the first place winner in the student category, Tom Kennedy of the Alexia Foundation For World Peace And Cultural Understanding announced.
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Justin Maxon: When the Spirit Moves
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I’ve witnessed a tremendous amount of tragedy in Chester and have often felt like a helpless bystander with a camera, never seeing any examples of how my work was tangibly benefiting the community.
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Photographer #282: Justin Maxon
Photographer #282: Justin Maxon
Justin Maxon, 1983, USA, is a documentary photographer who focuses on long-term projects that examine the complexities of human struggle. In…
Link: http://500photographers.blogspot.com/2011/05/photographer-282-justin-maxon.html
Justin Maxon, 1983, USA, is a documentary photographer who focuses on long-term projects that examine the complexities of human struggle. In his ongoing project Streets is Raw he concentrates on the highly impoverished Tenderloin district in San Francisco where he photographs and documents the various issues, drug addiction, mental health issues and the threat of disease and death, that the people are facing in this region.
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Transition to Spring with Justin Maxon
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via Time: http://lightbox.time.com/2011/03/23/transition-to-spring-with-justin-maxon-2/#1
For the start of Spring, LightBox presents a series of multiple exposure images by Justin Maxon
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justin maxon – when the spirit moves | burn magazine
justin maxon – when the spirit moves
[slidepress gallery=’justinmaxon_whenthespiritmoves’] Hover over the image for navigation and full screen controls ESSAY CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT EPF 2010 Finalist Justin Maxon When th…
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Those living in Chester, PA, USA, grow up in an environment where forces everywhere are against them; where gravity seems to be stronger and less forgiving. It is a place where pollution alters cognitive development, violence and crime are commonplace, poverty is oppressive, jobs are virtually non-existent, and people with nothing take from others who have little
If you walk these streets, you pass people in a trance, who speak without being heard. You see children with shallow eyes, with scars deep. Ghosts are everywhere, fading from neglect. There is little for people to grasp a hold of for support, to deliver them through. People are forced into carrying this burden of weight and thus are required to be strong to withstand it.
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Behind the Scenes: New, but Seasoned
Don’t let the term “summer intern” mislead you — if it brings to mind a novice in need of basic schooling. The three young photographers who are working at The Times this summer have already accumulated a lot of professional experience. And it shows in their work.
Work by Jenn Ackerman, Jessica Ebelhar, Justin Maxon.
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A Day on L.A.’s Skid Row by Justin Maxon (NPR)
From The 37th Frame:
NPR sent photojournalist Justin Maxon to L.A.’s Skid Row for two days to produce this project to accompany an on-air series on Skid Row. There is a excellent slideshow of the images on NPR’s The Picture Show blog.
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Justin Maxon named 2007 SportsShooter.com Student Photographer of the Year
“Truly, it feels surreal to win this award and others I have been fortunate enough to win,” said Maxon, after being notified that contest judged selected his portfolio for the top spot. “I have envisioned being a photographer since I was young. Even though I have a long road ahead with many twists and turns, it feels like I am starting to realize my aspirations.”
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