According to UN estimates, 27 million people are currently enslaved across the globe. With an imperative message, photographer Lisa Kristine shares images from her travels documenting some of their daily realities. Lisa Kristine uses photography to expose deeply human stories
The most pernicious lie still taught in elementary school is that slavery ended in 1865 with the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment. The truth is more disturbing. According to the non-profit organization Free the Slaves, 27 million people are currently enslaved. Who are they?
Download PDF (3.3Mb) Photography is more then art; it is knowledge. In my genre of photography, I rely on my intuition and sensitivity coupled with my usage of the camera as a means to document lives, and preserve moments of intense emotion and dignity. I aim to enhance my viewer's awareness and engage them in [...]
Download PDF(150kb) Worldly views of Glen Ellen photographer Photographer Lisa Kristine has traveled the globe capturing stunning images of the world's native people By DAN TAYLOR THE PRESS DEMOCRAT Published: Friday, March 20, 2009 at 3:00 a.m. On a bedroom wall of photographer Lisa Kristine
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