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On June 17, 2015, a young white supremacist walked into a historic black church in Charleston, South Carolina. One year later, photographer Jonathan Hanson visits the town to see how the families and survivors are progressing through their journeys of forgiveness, grief, and resilience.
In a time of enormous civil strife, Jonathan Hanson has chosen to delve into communities whose voice is not always heard. After the death of Freddie Gray, Jonathan covered the Baltimore riots that took place and later…
New York-based commercial and editorial photographer Jonathan Hanson’s project “Down by the Boardwalk” is a follow-up to his earlier work “These City Streets”, paralleling the culture of Baltimore, his hometown, and LA, where he was about to move.
An interesting personal project by Jonathan Hanson explores societal gender norms through portraits. Jonathan calls the project Androgynous, as it focuses on people who have combined masculine and feminine features. It’s been quite popular and was recently picked up for a six page spread in The Washington Post Magazine.
New York-based commercial and editorial photographer Jonathan Hanson immersed himself in the streets of Baltimore for this personal project, determined to make personal connections with the people who crossed his path.