Fractured Spaces (Lois Raimondo)

So much can be spoken in a picture. We are all the same, no matter the color of the skin, or the ethnicity or religion of the person. Inside we are all humans. We should want the best for each other and want to help each other. It’s sad to see people going through rough times, but to them it may be better than before. Photographs can speak love, fear, sadness, and so much more. Seeing photos like these can speak volumes to people and be an eye opener for us to try and feel or understand what other people are going through.

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