The SCAR Project: What breast cancer really looks like

Eight years ago, fashion photographer David Jay decided to do something completely different for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. He didn't want to create another pink product, he wanted to change the way we looked at breast cancer. So he launched The SCAR Project, an unflinching series of semi-nude portraits that revealed the scars of young breast cancer survivors, both physical and emotio
Eight years ago, fashion photographer David Jay decided to do something completely different for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. He didn't want to create another pink product, he wanted to change the way we looked at breast cancer. So he launched The SCAR Project, an unflinching series of semi-nude portraits that revealed the scars of young breast cancer survivors, both physical and emotio
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