 Ilona Szwarc, Rodeo Girls
 Ilona Szwarc, Rodeo Girls
This year Photoville once again changed the local landscape of Brooklyn with its’ 1000 ft wall photographic installation THE FENCE. Stretching along the Brooklyn Bridge Park Greenway, photographers were asked to respond to the question “What makes up a community?” through the themes of home, streets, people, creatures, and play. The result is a selection of images from all over the globe, featuring different cultures, religions, and perspectives in a massive installation. With over a million viewers passing the display in 2012, this year THE FENCE expanded in its’ scope with a sister exhibit showing simultaneously in Boston, Massachusetts. We have chosen fifteen of our favorite images to give you a taste of what THE FENCE has to offer.
THE FENCE is a collaboration between United Photo Industries, Photo District News (PDN), Brooklyn Bridge Park, and the Flash Forward Festival.
 Alejandro Cartagena, Car Poolers
Alejandro Cartagena, Car Poolers
 Alexis Pike, Claimed: Landscape
Alexis Pike, Claimed: Landscape
 Robin Schwartz, Amelia’s World
Robin Schwartz, Amelia’s World
 Alma Leiva, Celdas (Prison Cells)
 Alma Leiva, Celdas (Prison Cells)
 Birte Kaufmann, The Travellers
Birte Kaufmann, The Travellers
 Ian Addison Hall, Progress As Seen Through A Hole
Ian Addison Hall, Progress As Seen Through A Hole
 Francis Crisafio, HOLDUP in the HOOD
 Francis Crisafio, HOLDUP in the HOOD
 Kate Burnley, The Lost World, Honorable Mention
Kate Burnley, The Lost World, Honorable Mention
 Mika Goodfriend, Snowbirds
Mika Goodfriend, Snowbirds
 Ji Yeo, Beauty Recovery Room, Honorable Mention
 Ji Yeo, Beauty Recovery Room, Honorable Mention
 Kirill Golovchenko, Kachalka: Muscle Beach
Kirill Golovchenko, Kachalka: Muscle Beach
 Roberta Neidigh, Property Line
 Roberta Neidigh, Property Line
 Natan Dvir, Coming Soon
Natan Dvir, Coming Soon
 Mike McGregor, Preserve
Mike McGregor, Preserve
This post was contributed by photographer and Feature Shoot Intern Jenna Garrett.