
Documenting Philadelphia's gun violence —

Joe "Kaz" Kaczmarek —
In March, photojournalist Joe "Kaz" Kaczmarek, left, co-founded GunCrisis.org, an open-source interactive journalism project aimed at fighting Philadelphia's growing plague of gun violence. The idea is to shake things up -- and interrupt the violence -- by chronicling the daily gunfire. Kaz spends many nights photographing crime scenes.

Jim MacMillan —
Jim MacMillan co-founded GunCrisis.org with Kaz to help curb gun violence plaguing what is supposed to be the City of Brotherly Love.

Fatal stabbing —
A police officer stands near a body after an argument erupted in a fatal stabbing last April in South Philadelphia.

Gathering crowd —
Late on a Sunday night in March, stunned onlookers watch Philadelphia police investigate the city's 60th homicide of 2012, a double shooting inside a car.

Ambulance —
Paramedics treat and transport an 18-year-old man who accidentally shot himself in the head in June.

Funeral —
A funeral service was held in March for Dexter Bowie and Jonathan Stokely, who were gunned down with AK-47 rifles in North Philadelphia.

Neighborhood tension —
Kaczmarek aims to capture the neighborhood tension surrounding Philadelphia crime scenes, where residents cope with frequent danger from deadly gun violence.

Comforting each other —
A couple consoles each other in May at the scene of a double murder.

The message —
Donte Jones, 5, shares a message written on a handmade sign.

Crime scene unit —
A member of a police crime scene unit gathers evidence from a homicide in May in North Philadelphia.

Father's Day —
Police examine a crime scene after a toddler was shot at a Father's Day block party.

