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100 Stories – 1
A man and woman, both sitting and casually dressed face forward smiling. She is holding a take away coffee.
100 Stories – 2
A man and woman, both sitting and casually dressed are kissing.
100 Stories – 3
A man and woman, both sitting and casually dressed are laughing out loud.
100 Stories – 4
An elderly woman sitting on her walker and neatly dressed gazes off to the right.
100 Stories – 5
An elderly woman, sitting in a wheelchair is surrounded by her two Grand-Daughters.
100 Stories – 6
An elderly woman looks into a portable mirror as she applies bright red lipstick.
100 Stories – 7
An Assistance dog sits between his owners legs. The owner is standing.
100 Stories – 8
An older balding man kisses his white. It is a tender moment.
100 Stories – 9
An older man squats beside his Assistance dog.
100 Stories – 10
An elderly woman holding a walking stick is leaning forward as she kisses her young Grandson who is approximately 18 months old, on the forehead.
100 Stories – 11
An elderly woman wearing a floral blue dress, sits engrossed at her piano keyboard.
100 Stories – 12
An older couple both sitting, count how many grand children they have. She is wearing a turquoise dress, he is wearing a shirt and tie. She looks on as he counts on his fingers.

100 Stories of people living with Dementia – Social Change Photography

The 100 stories project engages the Ballarat community in supporting the estimated 9000 residents living with dementia – to reduce the social isolation and loneliness they experience.

9000 souls in Ballarat alone!  The nature of my work takes me from emotional highs to emotional lows and everything in between. Photographing people living with dementia is an emotional roller coaster.  So much love, joy… and tears.

Here are a few images from the session.

Date

November 20, 2017

Category

Social Change Projects

Tags
Alzheimers Disease, Dementia, Melbourne Portrait Photographer
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