Occupy FotoVisura I started photographing the Occupy Wall street movement shortly after the incident on the Brooklyn Bridge brought it to the attention of the world. My intention was not to photograph it journalistically but to provide a series of vignettes based on my own experience being amongst the crowds and... http://c0875922.cdn.cloudfiles.rackspacecloud.com/55125.medium.jpg I started photographing the Occupy Wall street movement shortly after the incident on the Brooklyn Bridge brought it to the attention of the world. My intention was not to photograph it journalistically but to provide a series of vignettes based on my own experience being amongst the crowds and to elicit emotion through a series of mood-based images. I photographed whatever caught my eye, whether it was straight in front of me or out of the corner of my eye. 
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I started photographing the Occupy Wall street movement shortly after the incident on the Brooklyn Bridge brought it to the attention of the world. My intention was not to photograph it journalistically but to provide a series of vignettes based on my own experience being amongst the crowds and to elicit emotion through a series of mood-based images. I photographed whatever caught my eye, whether it was straight in front of me or out of the corner of my eye.