This street-style portrait series, captured in August 2024, presents a vivid cross-section of the individuals who populate Pioneer Square in downtown Seattle. Through candid and posed shots, the series highlights the unique personal styles and expressions of locals and visitors alike, reflecting the neighborhood’s blend of historic charm and contemporary culture. The portraits emphasize authenticity, showcasing people from diverse backgrounds, ages, and walks of life who converge in this iconic urban space. The collection serves as both a visual documentation and a celebration of the community’s dynamic character in a rapidly evolving cityscape.

Eric arrived in Seattle in 2007, after loosing his apartment in 2012, he has called the streets of Seattle his home ever sense.

Chris & Jay have lived in Seattle for over 20 years and have been friends since the beginning. They make a living doing "whatever they can to get by."

Maryland has lived in Seattle since she was 17, she hates the way it has changed. "It'd be nice to go back to simpler times."

KK, a mother of seven and a native to the Pacific Islands, moved to Seattle one year ago and has been living on the streets after "losing everything." She wants her children back.

"Cali P" born in Fresno, California, in 1969, moved to Seattle when he was 18. Drugs and mental health have kept him on the streets ever sense.

Maria, born September 17th 1965 has worked for Western Airlines for years and recently retired. She cannot wait to leave Seattle.

A father and his two sons sit in the downtown Seattle train station after their train reportedly "caught fire two stops down."

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