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Amber Nichols
Amber Nichols, 4.10.2019 Edited Audio Interview: Part 1
Don’t blame yourself… cause that’s what we do… addicts in general blame ourselves for everything and that’s what kills you… is holding on to that guilt and shame. It will make you go back out and use drugs. If you put that blame on yourself. Because I know I’m a different person whenever I’m using. I’m not, I don’t care about anyone and…
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Embedded in the Badlands Video Series
Embedded in the Badlands Video Series is up on kensingtonblues.com
At the start of 2018, I began shooting a series of videos in collaboration with reporter Courtenay Harris Bond and editor Hunter Siede about the opioid crisis in Kensington. Over the course of a year, we produced 7 short videos. See below. Warning: some videos contain graphic content.
Trailer
Episode 1: Point in Time Count
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Embedded in the Badlands Video Series
Embedded in the Badlands Video Series
At the start of 2018, I began shooting a series of videos in collaboration with reporter Courtenay Harris Bond and editor Hunter Siede about the opioid crisis in Kensington. Over the course of a year, we produced 7 short videos. See below. Warning: some videos contain graphic content.
Trailer
Episode 1: Point in Time Count
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Kensington Blues Exhibit at Drexel University
My name is Hope Daniels. That’s not really my name.
My name is Hope Daniels. That’s not really my name.
Anonymous Portrait no. 1, 2018.
Part One. https://kensingtonblues.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/HD_Part_01.mp3
My name is Hope Daniels. That’s not really my name. I decided to go with that name because I got a new job and I feel like my job won’t want me or basically wouldn’t want to hire me if they knew that I was in recovery.
I used to use heroin. I used to snort it and inject it. And it…
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Purchase the book and receive a signed 8″x10″ print of your choice. Limited Time Offer + Free Shipping. See details below.
Kensington Blues by Jeffrey Stockbridge 10% of all sales go directly to Prevention Point Philadelphia
Kensington Blues is a fine-art photography book documenting the those affected by drug addiction and prostitution along Kensington Avenue in North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Ninety-one large-format color photographs paired with audio transcripts and handwritten journal entries, created over a period of 5 years, tell the personal stories of those fighting to survive their addiction and the neighborhood.
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Choose from one of the four prints below. Image size is 7″x8.75″ on 8″x10″ paper. *Indicate which print you want in the “special instructions” section during checkout.*
01. Bobby
02. Mary
03. Tic Tac and Tootsie
04. Susan
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Book Specs ISBN: 978-0-692-75333-0 Linen Bound, 4″x5″ Image Tipped in, De-bossed. Page Count: 168 Color Photographs: 91 Size: 10” x 12.5” Portrait
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RIP: Debbie Lynn McConnell
RIP: Debbie Lynn McConnell
Debbie McConnell stands with her mother Laura Bailey Talbert in front of a wall of family photos at their home in Staunton, VA 2017.
Deborah Lynn McConnell, 38, of Fairfax County, passed away unexpectedly Saturday, August 4, 2018 in Baltimore, Maryland. Her body was found at the corner of Willard and Hollins Streets in West Baltimore.
The manner of death is undetermined however the medical…
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Your Story: Family Matters
Your Story: Family Matters
My half brother and I share the same father and are 18 years apart. I looked up to him all my childhood and for a little while wanted to be in the army just like him. My brother served in both the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. He met his wife in the military and once they came back home they got married, had a child and settled in Kentucky.
My brother kept serving until he was medically discharged…
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Follow Up: Debbie McConnell
Debbie McConnell, at her mother’s home in Staunton, Virginia, 2017.
https://kensingtonblues.files.wordpress.com/2018/01/debbie_mcconnell_part_01_2017.mp3
Edited Audio Transcript
Debbie McConnell: So, this is from my first Christmas home.
Jeffrey Stockbridge: So this is a wall of photos here of your family?
DM: Yeah, this is my brothers and sisters. And as you’ll notice, I’m not in any of them…
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Finding A Way Into Recovery At The First Stop
By Courtenay Harris Bond | Photos by Jeffrey Stockbridge
Jennie C. on her bunk in the women’s dorm at the First Stop Recovery House on Kensington Avenue, 2017.
Jennie C., 32, had been abusing drugs for nearly 20 years before she recently stepped into the First Stop recovery house in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood.
“The first time I actually injected it [heroin] I was 17,” said Jennie,…
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Follow Up: Matt Neal
Follow Up: Matt Neal
Matt, 2017
Matt Neal is a survivor. This is his story.
JS: What specifically turned things around for you?
MN: In all seriousness, I firmly believe that all of the thoughts and prayers of my family and friends instilled in me a little faith. I finally SET STILL, and I like to say I “WAS SET” STILL, long enough to allow the process to take hold. I was released from jail in the summer of 2014 on…
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A New Beginning
After taking a much needed break so that I could edit and produce the Kensington Blues book and exhibition, I am happy to announce that I am getting back to work. I’ve decided to significantly broaden the scope of the project. I’ll be introducing a number of new segments including follow up interviews with past subjects, stories of recovery, collaborative reporting with journalists and Kensington…
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The Book
Order The Kensington Blues Book Now! 10% of All Sales will go directly to Prevention Point Philadelphia
Kensington Bluesis a fine-art photography book documenting the trials and tribulations of those affected by drug addiction and prostitution along Kensington Avenue in North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Eighty-eight large-format color photographs paired with audio transcripts and handwritten…
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The End
Surviving Kensington // behind the photos of Kensington Blues. Directed by Mo Scarpelli Photography + Audio recordings by Jeffrey Stockbridge Cinematography + Editing by Mo Scarpelli
Pre-Order The Kensington Blues Book Now! Release Date: Spring 2017
Kensington Bluesis a fine-art photography book documenting the trials and…
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Bob Bob, Kensington and Somerset, 2012.
Jess Jess, Kensington & B Street, 2013.
Jose Jose, Kensington Avenue, 2013.