Beyond taking in the area's obvious poverty, the images give little hint of the inhabitants' tragic history since Sir Walter Raleigh arrived four centuries ago looking for the mythical city of gold, El Dorado.
He has documented white poverty in images that mix grim intimacy with touches of Surrealism.
"When we think of poverty, the image that traditionally comes to mind is that of a child in a rural village," said UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake.
Why did the fictional slur "slumdog" and the image of poverty reportedly figure so often in the Australian attacks?
We see violence, frustration, protest and poverty, but also images of resilience, exuberance and everyday pleasures.
India was defined by the broadest, and usually most unflattering, of brush strokes — stereotypes about poverty and corruption, images of crowds, maybe a vague sense of what Indians in America used to call the "three C's": caste, cows and curry.
The estate is the setting for much of playwright Andrea Dunbar's work and for Alan Clarke's 1987 film adaptation, Rita, Sue and Bob Too Barnardd's film will chronicle the past 30 years and the effects of poverty and media images on people who live there.
The government subsequently set two ambitious targets as milestones on the journey: to have reduced the number of poor children by at least a quarter in 2004-05; and to have cut it by half in 2010-11.Child poverty, conjuring up images of Victorian paupers like Tiny Tim, is an emotive term for what is now a relative measure of income inequality rather than an absolute indicator of destitution.
They didn't just exhort us; they re-framed the question of poverty, and the image of the poor and working poor themselves.
The thematic areas are 1) poverty, 2) body image ideals, 3) gender, 4) parents and home life, 5) demographic factors, 6) perceived health effects of physical activity, and 7) human and infrastructural resources.
Images of poverty and riches side-by-side are synonymous with the emerging world; Bangalore is a microcosm for this.
