Featured Photo-Journalism and Photography
"The World through My Eyes"
"The success of a civil order should not be judged by its most affluent members, but by the standard of living of its poor."
Humble Peace
Peace on The Cold Streets
Broken Strings
The Music Goes On in the Heart
Where Is Home?
At Bus Station with Nowhere to Go
The Vanishing
Along the Roads We Vanish into Life
Dark Street Corner
Fear is the Greatest Enemy; the Father of all Suffering
Street Musician
Wise Enough to Give: Wise Enough to Get
Deep Within
Deep Within the Roots Descend
Mystic Dancer
Who were we? Who are we?
Jennifer Pastiloff
Manifesting Beauty
Cancer Man
I Came to the Streets to Die
Young Love
We Met One Hour Ago
Chemical Life
Save Me From the Poison
Dillion's Man
Lost but Doesn't Know = Found
Hollywood Goth
My Joy is my Love; my Love is my Joy
Brand Slave
Addicted to Quality; Pure Shit
Hollywood Street Rockstar
Rose for a Splif / The Grit for a Hit
Nicotine Stains
Stained through to the Bones and Soul
Spokane Bridge
Witchcraft to Fly Across a Valley
Cynical Hawker
Spice, Mushrooms and Altered States
Hollywood Corn Field
Field of Busted Dreams
Ojai Scorpion
A Cowboy's Wink and Whistle
Earth's Child
Riding the Balance of Energy
On the Feet
On the Feet of Thy Majesty I Play
Fearless Love
Free Spirit on the Move
Sensory Orgasm
The Sounds and Sights that Move Us
Perfect Instincts
The Direction of Your Life is Within
Antiquity Autumn
Those Beautiful Spring Memories
Masonic Midnight Radiance
Conductor on the Floor; Finger to the Sky
Dusty Guitar
One Time Expressionist
Ghost Lake
A Past Life in Asia
End of the Line
I am Riding this One All the Way
Jesus on the Streets
Ask and Ye Shall Receive
Jazz Orbs
Colored Explosions of Jazz Bliss
Divine Communion
Mother Nature Calling
Old Soul
I Hear and See You
American Dream
Death on the Streets
The White Halls
Corrugation Spaces2012 International Photography Finalist Selection
Ron Howard and Canon's Project Imagination Competition
This photo from Bryant's social photo-journalism project with the homeless, "Faces of Poverty," was picked by Ron Howard's team as a finalist in Ron and Canon's Project Imagin8ion. The photo was one of 30 selected in the mood category from over one hundred thousand total submissions.