Broken Light Collective

Who we are & why we are

Welcome to the gallery site of Broken Light Collective. We are artists of all levels and abilities who are affected by mental illness. We create and we share our work for the therapeutic benefits to us, as well as others who may be struggling and feeling scared and alone. Together we can move from disconnected to collective.

Broken Light: A Photography Collective

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On The Right Track

Photo taken by contributor Kyle Anderson, a man from Saskatchewan, Canada. Kyle is a health care professional in his forties who has battled depression and addiction for most of his life. He escapes by letting the camera become his mind’s eye, and hopes that each photo he takes allows others to see the world as he sees it, even for a split second.

About this photo: “The road my be dark for you and the nights always alone, but a light burns for you ahead. Are you going to follow?”

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Broken Light: A Photography Collective

We are photographers living with, or affected by, mental illness; supporting each other one photograph at a time. Join our community, visit or submit today!

3 responses to “On The Right Track”

  1. frankaz2000 Avatar
    frankaz2000

    Kyle you captured a perfect picture of the heavens! Most impressive, keep them comming!!!

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  2. iampeacenow Avatar
    iampeacenow

    This is absolutely awe inspiring. Thank you for sharing. peace

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  3. Vineda Avatar
    Vineda

    the Broken Light blog was recommended to me by WordPress & so i had a look over it & what it came down to was that for quite some scrolling.. i couldn’t find posts that mentioned the slightest bit of optimism.. i don’t know what it’s like to have a mental illness, so i can’t say that they should be optimistic. i’m not saying that at all.

    but it was a comforting thought that there was someone who could see the light in the darkest of situations. as your photograph depicts.

    thank you for sharing. this is very inspiring, i’m sure.

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