Photographer Captures People And Their Bedrooms To Show Their Different Ways Of Living (30 New Pics)

I think it's how she's been photographed. She may be, I don't know. But the photograph emphasizes things we associate with sadness & loneliness - her age & frailty, the curve of her body on the bed with its rucked covers & lining, the low light with, in the 2nd photo, a sunbeam that arcs away from her. But the room & bed are clean, she's dressed in the 1st photo, she's got slip-on shoes by the bed, and in the 2nd photo, she's got some sort of roller or hair-clip on. It looks to me like she's cared for, at the very least, and still cares about herself & her surroundings. The piano is open, too, maybe she still plays.

Yes! Maybe lonely?

Maybe you are PROJECTING?

I believe it was Mark Twain who said, "do not complain about growing old. It is a privilege denied to many." You & he were right that we really should try to appreciate every day we're 6 feet above ground 🙂

47, same.

Coming 55 on January 3rd and the same.

I had the same exact thought! Well, I grew up in Springvale.

This isn't "third world". Her family was one of many that lost their homes to the horrible fires in California. This picture was taken at a makeshift refugee camp set up shortly after they lost their home. They were placed in a Red Cross shelter by that night.

Her family was a victim of one of the California wildfires. She's not living like this permanently.

This isn't a Third World situation; please do your research. There were devastating wildfires in that area. The fires displaced hundreds of residents. This picture is the aftermath of the fire.

A lot of people lost everything to wildfire up around there, most notably in the Camp Fire that wiped out the town of Paradise.

America has become crap, hope they get better

While Faith's family might not be out there bc of abject poverty there are families like this camped out in front of the many homeless shelter hotels in my neighborhood, waiting for a spot to open up. They come from all over the country to sleep in their car or in a tent in NYC, hoping to have an easier time of getting services here then where they came from. The comment is not wrong, the US allows many of its own citizens to languish in 3rd world conditions.

I always ask what makes the USA so great ?

Not necessarily. We don't know the background of this situation.

The statistics about poverty in the US aren't even correct. According to a PEW research survey into which I entered my income, I'm among the poor in my area. I own my own house. I'm not poor by any definition of the word. Meanwhile, my brother and SIL are among the top 5% in our area, and they live paycheck to paycheck.

She's a fire victim. You have a third world brain....

I think they evacuated from a fire. Not to say that's any better. There are more churches here than homeless people.SO WHY THE HOLY HELL ARE THERE ANY HOMELESS PEOPLE.

The poor in the U.S. live better than the wealthy, in some other places. Nothing 3rd. world about it.

There's help out there. There is more to this picture.

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Democrat ways.

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I do know plenty of places like this... None in actual third world. None USA as well.

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If someone shows her how value education is she can become better

Lol. Well first off it's Oroville not oreville like you spelled it with your big brain.

They were displaced because of the wildfires. Fires don't just happen in the US.

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I saw & thought the exact same thing ...Mr. Sam Elliott! Yes, she is so very, very lucky!!! 🥰😍🤩 One of my favorite actors ever, and my #1 favourite "Silver Fox"!

Very much lucky!