‘Anonymous America’ by Elena Bouvier

By on January 1, 2014

Name: Elena Bouvier
Hometown: Philadelphia, PA USA
Resides: Philadelphia, PA USA
Profession: Creative
Hobbies: Gardening, hiking, bicycling
Hipstographer since: 2012
Year of Birth: 1962

Favorite Combo:  Lowy  +  BlacKeys SuperGrain 
Favorite Lens:  Salvador 84 
Favorite Film:  BlacKeys SuperGrain 
Favorite Flash: None

"Born out of haste; a desire to record a fleeting moment, I made my first street candid with Tinto 1884 and BlacKeys SuperGrain. Enamored with the small circle of clarity directing the viewer, I began to choose this combo more often for street scenes.
Initially, I believed this portfolio was simply about giving voice to those living on the edge of society, the invisible Americans. The homeless, the addicted, the veterans, the mentally and emotionally unstable; the people encountered everyday asking for help, or simply seeking relief in some quiet corner. I recognize now that these images are more than this; they are examples of how we choose to see, who we choose to see with clarity."

Elena Bouvier

   

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