For the past few years now, as I have traveled, I have seen a wide array of people living on the streets. Tiny thai men living in tents on top of metals roofs down an ally in Bangkok , legless men in Antigua Guatemala who sweep the walk ways to former anthropology students who started out living on the street as a social experiment then ending up liking it.

This is a collection of men and women who I have interviewed over a nice lunch. I've always struggled with just giving money to these people, so I started taking these people out to lunch in exchange for an interview and some photos. Here is their story:

Thursday, February 5, 2009

Oso @ the Asylum


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Antigua, Guatemala
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008







Sego- A breath of fresh air to the saturated Utah County scene. A weekend where local artists of all kinds can get together and share what makes them, them.
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Thursday, September 18, 2008

D-Rock



Derrick, to me, in this photo is the staple for a 50's country clubbin' player. Cologne in hand shakin' a little off on his wrists ready to get his swank on with all those lonely females lingering by the spiked fruit punch bowl. Knowing that with his sober mind and musk permeating the air his charm, coupled with some rum and hi-C is going to get him some lovin'.

Get your Swank on.
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Coconut Bangers Ball- "It's a Rap"



Mog and his honey, in my opinion played off the best couple of the night. Probably due largely to the fact that they were the only one of our friends who were married at the time, but whatever.
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Lollipops and Gondolas

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