Powerful Photos Show Street Harassers Just Moments After Catcalling

By Laura Beck | October 18, 2013 | 2:00am

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When photographer Hannah Price first moved to Philadelphia, she began being catcalled. In a genius move, she decided to turn the camera on her harassers. The resulting photos are captivating.

Speaking to The Morning News, Price says:

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Once a guy catcalls me, depending on the situation, I would either candidly take their photograph or walk up to them and ask if I can take their photograph. They usually agree and we talk about our lives as I make their portrait.

Such a fascinating idea, and such an interesting way for Price to show these men that she’s human — and, to humanize them in return.

[Hannah Price, The Morning News]