Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 12月2日 21時04分

For his ongoing project The Geography of Poverty, Matt Black has traveled 48,000 miles across 44 US states, photographing designated “poverty areas,” communities whose poverty rates are in excess of 20%, and highlighting the country’s growing gap between rich and poor.

Between May and September 2016, Black completed the third cross-country trip for the project, traveling the country’s middle. From farm towns in Central California and ranching communities in Oregon, to the political convention cities of Cleveland and Philadelphia, the photographs take the temperature of the American Dream during a time of deepening division.

Today on magnumphotos.com: Matt Black presents a selection of key images and personal notes from this latest chapter of The Geography of Poverty: Heartland. Link in bio.

PHOTO: La Junta has a population of 7,077 and 31.2% live below the poverty level. La Junta, Colorado, USA. 2016. © @mattblack_blackmatt/#MagnumPhotos

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