OSCAR LOZOYA
FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY
Homeless
This series of photographs, with the exception of a couple of pieces, were created with the least amount of direction. All were done in my studio on South Broadway, the area where we met. Some I’ve known for many years, others I met the day I photographed them. The sitters were photographed against a black canvas, away from their daily environment, reducing distractions that would stand in the way of focusing in on each person as an individual.
I am very grateful to this group of individuals for confiding in me to photograph them. Individuals so diverse, the only thing they have in common is, they are all homeless.
-Oscar Lozoya
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These images are protected my Federal Copyright Law and cannot be reproduced without the express written consent of the Copyright Owner - Oscar Lozoya. All images shown above are available for usage at a nominal fee. (Fee is determined by usage - exposure, time, etc.) A portion of the proceeds from this fee goes to aid the homeless.
Each image is hand printed by Oscar Lozoya using fiber based, silver gelatin paper. Then it is mounted and matted using archival, museum rag board. The process uses all traditional methods, and is controlled by Oscar at each and every step. Because of the nature of hand printing, each image will have its own characteristics making it unique.
Please Note: A portion of the proceeds from this series goes to aid the homeless.