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Seeing MS
Most symptoms of multiple sclerosis go unnoticed by everyone except the person living with them. One day they can alter your memory, the next your vision. Striking without warning and leaving no trace, they are invisible. Seeing MS is a global photographic project to visualise the invisible symptoms of multiple sclerosis. Grey Melbourne invited nine photographers to depict each symptom in a single image, inspired by stories of those touched by the disease. With the Seeing MS app, everyone with a camera can uncover the unseen. Photo filters based on each symptom will allow you to see and share how MS affects those living with this mysterious and debilitating condition. Uncover more at http://seeingms.com Ambient advertisement created by Grey, Australia for MS Australia, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.