“Created Equal” is an amazing photo project of photographer Mark Laita that focuses on the contrasts between people, the lives and cultures through beautiful portraits in black and white.
http://www.facebook.com/montgomerykrista Krista Joy Montgomery
Je suis d’accord. Bravo.
http://www.facebook.com/edfreemanphotographer Ed Freeman
Brilliant
Sarah
Les motards sont des Hells Angels?
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=606635719 Meg McGarry
You look at an amazing portfolio of beautifully different people and all you can do is see if there are any ASIANS? Seriously? How do YOU know anything about these people?
There’s a couple missing heads- they could be anything.
http://www.facebook.com/mihai.barbu.9 Mihai Barbu
This is the problem dear Gregory! We just don’t grow the fuck up! And yes peoples, not everything is about racial eq. or political correctness…
Veronica
Actually, these great pictures clearly show that, in fact,
we ARE NOT created equal… Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, good or bad, beautiful or ugly are very personal and subjective concepts… Great work, very thought provoking!
Pierre
Why is the first photo a girl that responds to top-model criteras? Was it intended? The message isn’t obvious to me.
Great portraits, i especially like the cooks.
http://twitter.com/2dguy john mcmullan
wow!
http://www.facebook.com/john.grant.547389 John Grant
Formidable.
http://twitter.com/exileandcunning the new world
there was a same sex couple… i think. the teenagers? they both look like girls to me.
Juan Walker
touche’
JaiGuru
I’m not sure where this hippy dippy concept of equality comes from. We are supposedly equal under the law. Nothing more.
http://www.facebook.com/iammichaeldavis Michael Davis
I was scrolling down the page, thinking, my god, this is so beautiful… we’re all so– wait, like, pimps? That’s.. a weird way to end it? Maybe put the pimps up somewhere in the middle so it can still feel poignant and important when you get to the bottom.
June
Mostly pictures of men…. and the women were very uninspiring. If you’re going to do a contrast of humanity, more than half that population is female…. and most of them are not in their bras for a living. Try and represent them better next time!
http://www.facebook.com/brittany.johnson.98 Brittany Johnson
By the time I got to the bottom, the people were moving. There is so much motion and life in these photos, I can almost see how they move, how there lips twitch, how his or her hair was just settling, how the model’s weight shifted ever-so-slightly just before the picture was taken. Ah! Beautiful! It makes this piece so much more human. I found myself stereotyping, and comparing the individuals, and that forced me to think about how I categorize people based on their looks and body language. I was even mad at some of the comparisons, and then I realized that I loved all of them, why shouldn’t one be seen next to the other. We are all equals.
http://www.facebook.com/brittany.johnson.98 Brittany Johnson
Il était beau. Je peux les voir se déplacer. J’étais fâché quand j’ai vu certaines des comparaisons, et alors je me suis rendu compte que j’ai eu ni raison d’être fou. Puisque, nous sommes tous les égaux, il ne devrait y avoir aucune raison d’être fou parce qu’une photo de la personne est à côté des autres.
Je suis désolé. Je ne peux pas écrire le français.
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