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MediaStorm launches Common Ground
Very powerful story Scott. Chapeau bas
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stupendous images. Thanks scott
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wow! that was just a fantastic piece of work!
the way you combined past and present in those twin-sets just gave it the magic touch…
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I very much enjoyed that…
Very nicely told.
Thanks Scott.
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Wow, Scott. Great work. I hadn’t realized you’d been documenting that for so long… 14 years, right? I think my favorite shot from that project is Mr. Cagwin laying on the bed with his arms out and the window on the left hand side of the frame. So beautiful.
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what is most profound about this is not necessarily the uniqueness of the situation—which in itself is undoubtedly remarkable—but the universal thread of land ownership and how people, no matter the culture, relate so much to having that security and possession. it is often times overlooked and under-appreciated how vital such things can be to certain groups of people.
the side-by-side frames present such a effective way to communicate the essay, but also, to lend one to imagine other such contrasts across foreign lands.
kudos to you scott, for focusing your lens and time on a subject that is experienced a world over. well done.
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saw this in charlottesville, and it was a true stand-out. an original idea and presentation, truly rare.
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14 years. Thank you for setting the new standard for what community journalism can be, and reminding us that the real stories are all around us, day after day, year after year. Consider the bar raised. And all of us moved.
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Thank you for sharing this. It’s excellent work.
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The best yet at MediaStorm. Thought it was extra special. Entirely marvelous. Congratulations to all concerned on a truly moving piece of work.
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loved it!!
nice work, scott!
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