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November 20, 2008 |
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Created and Maintained by: The Photoimaging Information Council |
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Lindy Drew / OJOS nuevos |
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It was apparent during the editing process that the girls had a lot of hand imagery. Once in a while, the girls were reminded to zone in on shooting someone's hands, but for the most part they were naturally drawn to doing it. They viewed slide shows of photographs of the human body and were also guided to take pictures of details in general. They were especially attracted to photographing their own hand prints.  Evelyn draws upon her artistic talent to make a handprint in the mud.© 2007 Evelyn  Katiuska recreates a similar photo from an image the girls saw in a slideshow from the workshop’s weekly classes. © 2007 Katiuska
 This hand had writing all over it that looked interesting to shoot, but when the image came out backlit, it was an even more dramatic surprise. © 2007 Tami
 Showing the girls how to photograph the finer details of their subject in place of taking a typical straight on portrait. © 2007 Lindy
 While photographing in the community, the girls would always pick fruits and vegetables that grow on the side of the street. © 2007 Monica
 A street vendor downtown waves hello as the group of girls pass by taking pictures. © 2007 Yanela
 Monica makes a memorable mark by taking a picture of her own handprints. © 2007 Monica
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