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In Angels Unawares: Portraits of the Homeless in L.A., Casey Coates Danson uses her photographic talent and her passion for humankind to shed light on the issue of homelessness in our country. This powerful juxtaposition of lifestyles of wealth and of extreme poverty is truly eye-opening.
In this thought-provoking compilation of juxtaposed photographs, Casey Coates Danson, an environmental designer and activist for more than 30 years, unapologetically and masterfully captures the shocking contrast between the affluence of Los Angeles and the deprivation of Skid Row. Danson has combined her love for her home of Los Angeles, her passion for the environment and the world around us, and her deep compassion and curiosity concerning others, to produce this enlightening portrait of the city's homeless and the severity of the issue. Each of the 50 stunning photographs showcased in Angels Unawares: Portraits of the Homeless in L.A. will deeply move you to stop looking away and begin to address the issues of poverty and homelessness.
In Angels Unawares: Portraits of the Homeless in L.A., Casey Coates Danson uses her photographic talent and her passion for humankind to shed light on the issue of homelessness in our country. This powerful juxtaposition of lifestyles of wealth and of extreme poverty is truly eye-opening.
In this thought-provoking compilation of juxtaposed photographs, Casey Coates Danson, an environmental designer and activist for more than 30 years, unapologetically and masterfully captures the shocking contrast between the affluence of Los Angeles and the deprivation of Skid Row. Danson has combined her love for her home of Los Angeles, her passion for the environment and the world around us, and her deep compassion and curiosity concerning others, to produce this enlightening portrait of the city's homeless and the severity of the issue. Each of the 50 stunning photographs showcased in Angels Unawares: Portraits of the Homeless in L.A. will deeply move you to stop looking away and begin to address the issues of poverty and homelessness.
