They Had A Brilliant Idea To Give Cameras To Homeless People. And Then The Cameras Got Turned On Us.

It’s easy for us to avoid seeing homeless people as individuals. But give someone a camera, and a whole new point of view can be shared. Be sure to watch until the end. You’ll like what he shows you.

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Jul 28, 2014

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