Photojourneyalism: The Book of Scavengers

photo-alism:journey-

the book of scavengers

independent photojournalists of temple university

“To my mind, the greatest reward and luxury of travel is to be able to experience everyday things as if for the first time, to be in a position in which almost nothing is so familiar it is taken for granted.” – Bill Bryson

Philadelphia is our home. We have documented its many neighborhoods, seen it on both good and bad days, and understand its streets and people. But as journalists, it is vital to explore new surroundings and unknown streets. Photojourneyalism is what happened when we each ventured outside of the places we know and into the cities and towns we chose to become acquainted with. From Maine to Puerto Rico, Dr. Trayes’ Fall 2011 Photojournalism class explored a collection of new places in order to find their differences and similarities. Scavenging for mom & pop shops, unique characters, means of transportation and the water that unites us as humans, Photojourneyalism presents our findings in still images, text and multimedia mediums. This book (website) records our individual trips, from both a personal and journalistic standpoint. The following pages reveal our findings, both good and bad.

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©2011 independent photojournalists of temple university

Authors

Andrew CurtisAngela MayoArielle MorganCaitlin MorrisChris MontgomeryCindy RauDiana ReynoldsDillon MastHannah EshlemanKate McCannKatelynn LuczkowKelsey McDowellLee MillerLuis Fernando RodriguezNing ShaoPaul ImburgiaRick KauffmanSamantha Gray

Illustrators

Amelia BlandaKatelynn LuczkowSamantha GrayShannon TaylorSsengamNiloc

Editors

Chris MontgomeryHannah EshlemanDillon MastKate McCannLee MillerRick KauffmanLuis Fernando RodriguezNing Shao

table of contents

6: to...12: golden hour

18: water24: man v nature

30: character34: food

46: main drag52: other than food

60: water64: ...fro

©2011 independent photojournalists of temple university

To...How did you get to and from your

place? Plane, train, automobile, bike?

8 photojourneyalism: the book of scavengers

(above) Chris Montgomery // Philadelphia International Airport (below) Dillon Mast // Portland, Maine

9to...

(below) Dillon Mast // Portland, Maine(above) Kate McCann // On the road to Amherst, Massachusetts

(below) Hannah Eshleman // Manchester, New Hampshire

11to...

Golden HourWhether you go out at dawn or at dusk,

get this. If you took Basic, which you did, you know what this is. Look for the light.

15golden hour

(left) Chris Montgomery // Block Island, Rhode Island

(above) Kelsey McDowell // Quincy, Massachusetts

(below) Kate McCann // Amherst, MA


(above) Dillon Mast // Portland, Maine

(below) Dillon Mast // Portland, Maine

17golden hour


(above) Chris Montgomery // Block Island, Rhode Island

Hannah Eshleman // Manchester, New Hampshire

WaterMany places revolve around a body of water - rivers, lakes, oceans, bays. But

even when they don’t, water is essential to life. How does water play a part in

people’s lives?


(above) Chris Montgomery // Block Island, Rhode Island

(below) Luis Rodriguez // Boston, Massachusetts

21water

(below) Luis Rodriguez // Boston, Massachusetts

(above) Kate McCann // New England

(below) Andrew Curtis // San Juan, Puerto Rico


(above) Ning Shao // Boston, Massachusetts(below) Kelsey McDowell // Quincy, Massachusetts

23water

(below) Kelsey McDowell // Quincy, Massachusetts (below) Cindy Rau // Quincy, Connecticut(above) Cindy Rau // Mystic, Connecticut

Man vs. Nature


(above) Dillon Mast // Portland, Maine (below) Dillon Mast // Portland, Maine

27man v nature

(below) Dillon Mast // Portland, Maine (below) Caitlin Morris // Calicoon, New York(below) Andrew Curtis // San Jaun, Puerto Rico(above) Kate McCann // Amherst, Massachusetts


(above) Kate McCann // Amherst, Maine

29man v nature

(above) Chris Montgomery // Providence, Rhode Island

CHARACTER


(above) Kate McCann // Amherst, Massachusetts

33character

(above) Dillon Mast // Providence, Rhode Island


(above) Dillon // Providence, Rhode Island

(below) Caitlin Morris // Callicoon, New Yorkaa

37food

(above) Lee Miller // Baltimore, Maryland

(below) Cindy Rau // Mystic, Connecticut(below) Caitlin Morris // Callicoon, New Yorkaa


(above) Arielle Morgan // Providence, Rhode Island

(below) Arielle Morgan // Providence, Rhode Island

39food

(above) Caitlin Morris // Callcoon, New York

(below) Arielle Morgan // Providence, Rhode Island

Markets


(above) Lee Miller // Baltimore, Maryland

43markets

(below) Kelsey McDowell // Quincy, Massachusetts



(below) Kate McCann // Amherst, Massachusetts

45markets

(above) Kate McCann // Amherst, Massachusetts(above) Lee Miller // Baltimore, Maryland

(below) Cindy Rau // Mystic, Connecticut

Main drag


(above) Chris Montgomery // Providence, Rhode Island


49maindrag


(below) Cindy Rau // Mystic, Connecticut(below) Dillon Mast // Portland, Maine


Lee Miller // Baltimore, Maryland

51maindrag

OTHER THAN FOOD


(above) Kelsey McDowell // Quincy, Massachusettsa (below) Lee Miller // Baltimore, Maryland

55maindrag

(below) Lee Miller // Baltimore, Maryland

(above) Kelsey McDowell // Quincy, Massachusettsa

POLICE AND FIRE


(above) Dillon Mast // Portland, Maine (below) Cindy Rau // Mystic, Connecticut

59police and fire

(below) Cindy Rau // Mystic, Connecticut (below) Diana Reynoldss // Baltimore, Maryland(below) Andrew Curtis // San Juan, Puerto Rico

RECREATION

63recreation


(above) Ning Shao // Boston, Massachusetts

(below) Kate McCann // Amherst, Massachusetts

...FRO


(above) Dillon Mast // Portland, Maine(below) Lee Miller // Baltimore, Maryland

67...fro

(below) Lee Miller // Baltimore, Maryland

(sbove) Andrew Curtis // San Juan, Puerto Rico

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