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Dark Light: The Art of Blind Photographers on HBO
 
Richard Favinger Jr, Photographer
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Stew Milne, Photographer
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Providence | RI | USA | Posted: 6:54 PM on 11.17.10 |
| ->> That's interesting. I've always wanted to give a blind person a camera and see what photos they shoot. Their interest in shooting a photo would be dependent on their other senses. |
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Ian L. Sitren, Photographer
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Palm Springs | CA | USA | Posted: 11:36 PM on 11.17.10 |
->> There was an exhibit last year at the California Museum of Photography in Riverside of the work of blind photographers. It was very interesting and gives one much thought. Included were the works of Bruce Hall.
Here is the website for Museum...
http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/
Use the search site with the word "blind" and it will take you to a lot of information and the exhibit photos. |
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Nathan Papes, Photographer
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Springfield | MO | United States | Posted: 11:56 PM on 11.17.10 |
| ->> My old boss used to tell me about how he went to an assignment one time and a man with a seeing eye dog walked in then pulled out a camera and started shooting. He said he talked to him after and apparently he had tunnel vision and could see fine out of a camera but that's about it |
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Scott Serio, Photo Editor, Photographer
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Colora | MD | USA | Posted: 11:48 AM on 11.18.10 |
->> So...I guess I should feel blessed/lucky/gifted. Before I had eye surgery I was 20/400 in both eyes. Luckily I had "healthy eyes", meaning no astigmatisms, and they were able to correct to 20/20.
They actually do some amazing work. Very nice images. It is a nice documentary. |
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