Ohio photographer Anton Allensworth is launching The Crowns Project, a groundbreaking portrait series celebrating the diverse men of Ohio adorned in crowns! This inspiring initiative showcases decorated veterans, unsung heroes, athletes, academics, and cultural icons, all while raising awareness for prostate cancer.
Allensworth, a survivor himself, is passionate about encouraging men to prioritize their health. The Crowns Project team will journey across Ohio, capturing stunning portraits against the backdrop of iconic landmarks and vibrant festivals. These images and interviews will be shared on a dedicated website, amplifying the stories and achievements of these extraordinary men.
A Celebration of Ohio's Men in Crowns and Headgear
The Crowns Project: Portraits with a Purpose
By combining artistry with advocacy, The Crowns Project not only celebrates the individuality and accomplishments of Ohio's men but also serves as a powerful tool to promote men's health awareness. Allensworth's vision is to inspire a movement that honors courage, fosters community, and champions the importance of health and well-being for men across the state.
In addition to raising awareness about prostate cancer, The Crowns Project aims to create a lasting impact by encouraging men to take proactive steps towards their health. Through the power of photography and storytelling, Allensworth hopes to inspire a broader conversation about men's health issues and the importance of early detection and prevention. By showcasing the strength and resilience of Ohio's men, The Crowns Project seeks to empower individuals and communities to prioritize their well-being and support one another in their health journeys.
William Shakespeare: Henry IV Part 2
"Heavy Is The Head That
Wears The Crown"
The prostate cancer death rate declined by about half from 1993 to 2013,
most likely due to earlier detection and advances in treatment
*SOURCE: Ohio Department of Health