In his photographic project titled Seeing Blindness, healthcare photographer Robert Houser showcases portraits of blind people.
In this still from the Seeing Blindness project, Robert Houser captures a subject crossing their arms in front of the camera.
In this portrait by Robert Houser, the visually-impaired subject softly emerges from the background.
Robert Houser's visually impaired subject can be seen looking into the distance. Their folded glasses are in the frame, but are not worn.
In this still from Robert Houser's Seeing Blindness project, the subject has their arms crossed and is looking into the distance.
In this still from Seeing Blindeness, the subject is holding their folded up cane and looks away from the camera. This still is part of the Facing Light Foundation.
In this photograph from Seeing Blindness, the subject looks at the camera straight-on. Healthcare photographer Robert Houser explores the concept of visually representing the blind in his work.
Healthcare photographer Robert Houser photographs physical disailities, In this photograph from Seeing Blindness, the subject is wearing a white T-Shirt, allowing them to emerge more from the background.
Based in San Francisco, Robert Houser photographs healthcare subjects like this blind Marine.
In this image from Seeing Blindness, Robert Houser captures a subject with a visual impairment.
Seeing Blindness, a photography project by Robert Houser, explores the visual manifestations of physical disabilites.
Photographed by Robert Houser, this subject has a visual impairment. This black and white edit hieghtens the contrast in the image.
This black and white portrait for Seeing Blindness showcases a visually impaired subject emerging from the background.
As a project for the Facing Light foundation, a non-profit, Seeing Blindness is one of four major photographic essays by Robert Houser about life's greatest challenges.
In this photograph from the Seeing Blindness project, the subject is laughing with their eyes closed.
