Striking street portraiture of a contemporary American  subculture of young Travelers Lost & Found documents a contemporary Amer ican subculture of young Travelers through  raw, striking portraiture and intimate storytell ing. These Travelers abandon home to move  around the country by hitchhiking and freight  train hopping in a nomadic, transient exis tence outside of mainstream society. Along  their personal journey driven by wanderlust,  escapism, or a search for transient jobs, they  find a new family in their traveling friends. The high of freedom, however, does not come  without consequence.  The black and white portraits are made in pub lic, on the street, using natural light. Individual  stories, as a collection, form a greater narra tive. Over ten years in the making, Joseph’s  portraits reveal the human condition. They  capture courage, tenderness, and determi nation in his subjects that have been largely  ignored and unseen.