Photo-based Projects

Photo-Based Projects - Re-engagement for Long-term Homeless - Common Ground 2011 - 2012
In Photo-Based Projects the participants from Elizabeth Street Common Ground (ESCG) have enjoyed making a range of media from Stop-Still animations, concertinaed books to blog-sites and Visual Diaries. Each project has integrated a range of work related skills and life skills such as problem solving, organisation and planning, communication, literacy, computer literacy, initiative, enterprise and entrepreneurship. The project has also provided a critical creative outlet for the participants to help them deal with, and progress from, life's complexities.
Please visit: Common Ground Photography & Media
ABOVE: Concertinaed Poem/Photography book and '8 Star' Flip Book created by Jules.
BELOW: Poem written by 'Fiona' expressing her idea of Home Sweet Home
Animation created by me [Rachel] in response to the poem.
In Photo-Based Projects the participants from Elizabeth Street Common Ground (ESCG) have enjoyed making a range of media from Stop-Still animations, concertinaed books to blog-sites and Visual Diaries. Each project has integrated a range of work related skills and life skills such as problem solving, organisation and planning, communication, literacy, computer literacy, initiative, enterprise and entrepreneurship. The project has also provided a critical creative outlet for the participants to help them deal with, and progress from, life's complexities.
Please visit: Common Ground Photography & Media
ABOVE: Concertinaed Poem/Photography book and '8 Star' Flip Book created by Jules.
BELOW: Poem written by 'Fiona' expressing her idea of Home Sweet Home
Animation created by me [Rachel] in response to the poem.
"Home is being able to sweep.
The broom wipes up all your daily footprints.
The broom lays dormant in the cupboard
wanting to be used.
When you're homeless you don't have a broom".
Fiona
The broom wipes up all your daily footprints.
The broom lays dormant in the cupboard
wanting to be used.
When you're homeless you don't have a broom".
Fiona