Madeleine Hordinski

The veiling ceremony evoked introspection at woman camp in Neville, Ohio. The camp is run by Crossroads, a group of Christian Churches in the greater Cincinnati area. During the ceremony, each woman is given a veil. The veil serves as a metaphor for obstacles that discourage one's individuality. After each individual decides to eliminate an obstacle, the veil is destroyed.

Sarah Mustafa, 5, attends a Sunday service at the Islamic Center of the Triad in Greensboro, North Carolina, in March 2018.

Sophia Heller, of Party Princess Productions, dressed up as Cinderella to surprise Shantell "Shannie" Pooser, a self-proclaimed princess and teenager with down syndrome. Pooser arrived to a special celebration on Monday, July 29, at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG). Pooser has undergone 30 surgeries at the Cincinnati Children's Hospital, and had a vital surgery on Tuesday, July 30. Pooser's airways are severely obstructed, and she has moments where she cannot breathe. Without the surgery, her mom says that she has six to nine months to live. The surgery has a 10 percent chance of success, but her family hopes for the best.

Justin Poole is one of the last professional sculptors in the world. When asked how many other people sculpt full mannequins by hand, he replied "nine." Cincinnati, Ohio, June 2016.

A pickup game on the corner of Armagura and Lamparilla in Habana Vieja, Habana, Cuba, in May 2018.