The United States is a complex place, full of people with different ideas, tastes and traditions. There are so many that we often overlook the details of a group of people. We try to define them with broad generalizations that often overlook who the people truly are and how they live their lives.

  I spent a semester documenting life of the members of the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity House at the University of Montana in Missoula. I wanted to see for myself what it was really like to live in a fraternity by getting past the surface and looking at the details. I wanted to document their true life.

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