A couple months ago a man began stopping by Eurasia Coffee and Tea every morning. He always wore a brightly colored Navajo wool coat and a camera around his neck. Every day the man would order a ...

The problem of unaffordable housing — and the inextricable problem of people experiencing homelessness — is so obvious in major cities, including New York, where I live, that it can be overwhelming.

Photographer Lena Prieto shoots Wonderbound dancers with homeless individuals who frequent the Five Points neighborhood on January 29, 2014. Since moving to its new location in Five Points last year, ...

Last Friday, Carl Jordan walked around the Flatiron District, snapping photos of bright sun coming through leaves, piles of garbage and water fountains in Madison Square Park, which he said back in ...

If you were to see photographer Mark Reay on the street, or at a runway show, you'd think that he lived like anyone else who works in fashion: comfortably. Shooting for high-end magazines, dressing in ...

Fine-art photographer Ed Freeman didn't think of himself as an activist. His images, whether they're underwater nudes or shots of ramshackle buildings against barren landscapes, are the kind of pieces ...

A man named Alberto photographed by Ricky Molnar for his collection of portraits, Homeless of Houston. When you pass a homeless person on the street, it's pretty common to avoid eye contact and just ...

Some wanted nothing to do with the burly photographer who stood before them. But many others grasped the opportunity and the words flowed. They wrote in bold print or in fancy cursive, in short ...

Over the past eight and a half years, San Francisco photographer Keri Vaca has volunteered her time once a month to capture beautiful portraits of the city's most vulnerable women. At the Homeless ...

LONDON, Oct 3 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A crumpled cigarette packet, wet footsteps on an empty street, a slender syringe pushed against a wall - lonely images that exemplify the haunting ...

Some wanted nothing to do with the burly photographer who stood before them. But many others grasped the opportunity and the words flowed. They wrote in bold print or in fancy cursive, in short ...