Inmate walking. There is a good photo in there somewhere. One day I'll grab it.
The Art of the Personal Project: Jason Knott
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Thursday, May 03, 2007
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Noah Rabinowitz
Noah is a photographer, writer, editor and researcher living in New York, NY.
He is a graduate of Ohio University's School of Visual Communication in Athens, Ohio. While in college, he also studied the history of cultural radicals, global economic geography and the framework linking gender and environmental development.
Noah was on staff with The Wall Street Journal from 2009-2010 and has interned with The White House (under the Bush and Obama Administration), The Denver Post, The Concord Monitor and The Free Lance-Star.
His photographs have been published in newspapers and magazines domestically and abroad. Please contact for assignments, to see a print portfolio or multimedia samples.
When not obsessively researching his family history, he can be found eating BBQ.
Thanks for stopping by. Photo by Brady Fontenot.
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2 comments:
i think it is kind of sad that these prisoners have to be paraded around downtown in front of everyone..it must be so embarrassing for them...especially in that clown suit!! the orange coat completely clashes with that red stripe jumpsuit and those red boots are ridiculous...what is the purpose of wearing that? imagine how that man must feel...what he is thinking behind that stare...i'd be burning with shame
secret,
Point well taken. This image sparked a discussion with some fellow photographers about that exact issue. Although, how much sympathy can you give to a convicted felon? Which this man was...
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