Undocumented Women CrossingThe R2, Juraez-El Paso, 1984 Text and photograph by Bruce Berman The river with two names: Rio Grande/Rio Bravo del Norte. Depends where you begin and where you end and where you return to. These women are heading north. It was a long time ago. Everything has changed and nothing has changed and I […]
October 24th, 2011
Categories: border photography, Discussion of Documentary Photography, el paso juarez border, Humanity, illegal immigration, Immigration, Juarez, Mexico, Photo of the Week, US/Mexico Border . Author: mrivera915 . Comments: No Comments
Inside Out by JR Editor’s Note: This is an amazing project. In the era when people worry about the demise and/or future of journalism, when academics question the effectiveness of journalism in a 24/7 news cycle world, there is JR, who is producing and promoting another form of photojournalism and not only bringing his subjects into […]
March 27th, 2011
Categories: Discussion of Documentary Photography, Immigration, Poverty . Author: bruce101 . Comments: No Comments
Protest For Peace at the Anapra, New Mexico/Anapra, Chiahuaha border, Jan. 29. by Bruce Berman ©2011
February 5th, 2011
Categories: border fence, border photography, el paso juarez border, Immigration, Juarez, la migra, Mexico, Photo of the Week, US/Mexico Border, Violence on border . Author: bruce101 . Comments: No Comments
Town for sale, El Paso — Feb. 2010 From the movie The Border: Marcy (Valerie Perrine) : (Showing her Border Patrol husband brochures about El Paso, trying to talk him into moving there, at their breakfast table, in Los Angeles) Honey sometimes you gotta dream. Charlie Smith (Jack Nicholson) : (Pausing, furrowing his now signature brow) […]
February 22nd, 2010
Categories: American Highway, el paso, Immigration, Photo of the Week, Texas, US/Mexico Border . Author: bruce101 . Comments: No Comments
El Puente Cordova, El Paso/Juarez, November 30, 2009 Snow! A rarity in this no-mans-land. Hardship. No one is ready for it. Not man nor beast nor domicile. The aftermath will be unnavigable mud on some of the streets in Juarez: there’s always a fire from people using heaters they’re not used to using; tons of $14.95 […]
November 30th, 2009
Categories: border fence, border photography, Discussion of Documentary Photography, el paso juarez border, Immigration, Juarez, la migra, Mexico, US/Mexico Border . Author: bruce101 . Comments: No Comments