Homelessness Project Photograph

Thanks very much, everyone. Cheers.

Mhuni, at the start of the project, I got in contact with Crisis and got myself an interview with the manager Andrew Page. He took interest in my images (I showed 'em to him on a CD) at that time and spoke about using 'em to raise more awareness in a gallery. He can do what he wants with them to help the cause.
I hope to have built up a large amount of images by the time the Olympics comes round.

I would like to point out that these guys get less help, rights and privileges than the 'killers' and 'paedophiles' inhabiting our prisons. As taxpayers we pay for them to have a bed and three meals a day when by rights they should be given a lethal injection. I know where i'd prefer to see this money spent instead.

I have to say , Pauly - brilliant..................

I also agree with your slant on the "justice" system too - but then we are getting softer thanks to the constant blethering of the PC brigade,Human Rights Activists,Wrist Slappers and European pacifiers.Too many of our society are opting for the " I`m all right Jack " attitude and really just hope it will all go away.

With shots like that , hopefully , some may just wake up and do something positive.

Again - brilliant.

Regards

Tony

Very strong portrait Pauly. Well done, for both the pictures and the project.

Powerful stuff this Paul. I agree with all the above comments about emotion. I'm glad you are sending pictures of these homeless people to Boris and I wonder if you've had any response from his office and what their reaction is.
Keep up the good work,
david

Thanks, guys.

David, i'll let you know. There are a lot of tennis balls on his side of the court at the moment.

Great work Pauly, not just the excellent photo, the whole project. Can't agree on the death penalty though, after seeing a lot of desperately sad stories from across the pond.