Tim Hussin has a moving multimedia piece on his website about a family who returned home from work to find their home destroyed by fire. Hussin followed the family for a week as they picked up their lives and found a new place to live.
Hussin, a graduate of the University of Florida, has won the National Press Photographers Association’s 2008 College Photographer of the Year title as well as the University of Missouri School of Journalism’s College Photographer of the Year title last November.
View Hussin’s multimedia story on his website at www.timhussin.com.
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