Tina Russell: St. Petersburg, FL
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  • Generations Living Together in a Pandemic (ongoing)
  • Stories
    • Losing Grandma
    • Quarantine Portraits
    • Raising a child with special needs on a limited income
    • The American Nightmare
    • Hope for Mackenzie
    • Tia Devine
  • Singles
  • Commission
    • Aftermath of Hurricane Helene and Milton for The Wall Street Journal
    • Hurricane Milton for AARP
    • Republican women fighting for abortion rights
    • Hurricane Idalia
    • Small Town Facing Water Crisis
    • Down Yonder Mobile Home Park
    • A case of mistaken identity and internet vigilantism gone wrong
  • Portraits
  • Photo Editing
  • Schools, after school programs and nonprofits
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Tina Russell: St. Petersburg, FL
Carol Orler and Matthew Laber lost part of their home in Hurricane Milton at Bradenton Tropical Palms in Bradenton, Fla. Carol and William Orler were out of state at a car show when Hurricane Milton made landfall. Before they left, they made sure to strap down the mobile home. After the hurricane left, their granddaughter, Danyell Bergey, raced over to their mobile home to check on it. She text messaged a photograph to her grandmother. Carol Orler started to cry and couldn’t breathe. She was brought to the hospital in an ambulance and stayed there until she calmed down. It took them three days to get home to survey what was left of their home from the hurricane. 
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