Tina Russell: St. Petersburg, FL
  • 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
    • U.S. COUNTERTOP WORKERS WITH DAMAGED LUNGS FOR NPR
    • 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
  • Video
  • About
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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
    • U.S. COUNTERTOP WORKERS WITH DAMAGED LUNGS FOR NPR
    • 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
  • Video
  • About
  • Contact
Tina Russell: St. Petersburg, FL
Wade Hanicker has silicosis from cutting quartz countertops. He says the thing that affects him most is he cannot be the father he always pictured he would be. He can’t run with his children. He gets tired very easily from the silicosis. These photos were taken at his home with his family Erica Hanicker, Cash Hanicker, 4, and Nova Hanicker, 3. They live in Brooksville, Fla. Tina Russell for NPR
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