Tim Andrews

Tim Andrews was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease when he was just 54 years old. Facing the stark effects of a potentially debilitating condition, the newly retired lawyer sought solace, stability and a creative outlet. He found these things and more in an impressive photography project that's come to be known as "Over the Hill."

Comprised of nearly 250 images of Andrews throughout the various stages of his illness, the series serves as a visually striking and deeply personal documentation of one individual's battle with Parkinson's, or as Andrews described in a recent interview with The Telegraph, a "thrilling journey of discovery –- a quest to confront my illness and survive." He allowed a number of photographers including well-known artists like Patrizia Burra to capture his likeness in a dazzling array of portraits, running the gamut of emotions from playful and exuberant to distressed and subdued.