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When photographer James Mollison was asked to do a project on children’s rights, he found himself thinking back to his childhood bedroom and the deep importance it played in his upbringing. Taking that idea with him around the world, he photographed a diverse cross section of children and the bedrooms they call home. His moving images remove the children from their home environment, showing them before a neutral background that mostly hides their economic status as if to say “kids are just kids.” Only when their bedroom is observed, however, does the full scope of their living situation become poiniently clear.
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That Jew kid, words fail me.
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#3
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Well, I can't really complain about my situation.. ![]() |
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#5
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Wide range of living conditions. ![]() |
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Seriously though, the Jew kid has a multi-tiered bunk bed setup that would only serve to piss in the face of those not on top. Who makes this shit?
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#7 a bit like my room when i was growing up except my firearms were in a locked safe. I still have my cammo net and 'camping' equipment.
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That last pic is creepy as hell. J.B. Ramsey-like. ![]() Great thread! |
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IVE SLEPT IN WAAAAAAAAY WORSE OVERSEAS! FUCKIN PUSSIES ![]() |
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I was thinking the same thing and actually had to look twice!
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