As I’ve been doing this project I found that a lot of people don’t have a clear view of what bipolar and depression is—bipolar in particular,” she said. “I think the world still needs to be educated a bit more in that process. Robin Williams’ death brought it up a bit in the press and through that we were able to create discussions about it but most of the time it is unspoken, says Liz.
unfortunately I can’t actually enlarge these images nor read the text below. sort of bad, yeah? I think that’s pretty clutch with this article.
I’m so sorry for the plight Lee, I’m going to edit the article and make it possible to zoom. You can always check back. Thanks for your interest in the article
Still can’t enlarge your photos… Would be good of you to post a followup article and link it here. Would also be good for you to include more detail in your postings.
Thanks George for dropping your observations. All the points raised shall be fixed and definitely will be notified as soon as i’m done with them.
Love the article and photos. I’m a photographer with depression and anxiety disorders. I started The Faces of Depression non-profit to raise awareness about the stigmas that come with mental illness.
Would love to collaborate.
You are highly welcome Lee. Thanks for being also in the race for the awareness. The editor would love to partner with you on this course. Kindly visit our contact page for how to write to us directly. Thanks i as await your reply.
Nice way to show the real world of depression. …. it’s amazing how many are managing to act in the real world….. in order to be normal…. will love to read more of these conditions and see if I can help others…. as I see here I found a friend of mine suffering of depression and I will love to help hem…. I just don’t know how to…..
Thanks Ana. Sharing this photo series or more mental health articles on PsychologyandI with them, will really be of help to them.