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Please support Ibarionex and his family recover for the loss of their home from the Eaton Fire in Altadena through their

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Photo: Jacqueline Walters

Photo: Jacqueline Walters

The Candid Frame #429 - Jacqueline Walters

Ibarionex Perello July 22, 2018

Born in Cambridge, England, Jacqueline Walters is a fine art photographer based in San Francisco. Through a passion for expatriate literature from Paris of the 20s and 30s, she discovered the world of photography. One passion turned into another as her world of words became a world of images. Thus, began her journey from the textual to the visual, from one form of storytelling to another. In the process, she discovered that photography is about finding the story she had to tell. Above all, it is about seeing, being patient, and being forever humbled.

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In Interviews Tags Jacqueline Walters, fine art, film, Holga, San Francisco, woman, UK, landscape
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photo: Hope Is Project

photo: Hope Is Project

The Candid Frame #303 - Sarah Takako Skinner & Marc Raco

Ibarionex Perello December 13, 2015

Photographer Sarah Takako Skinner created the HOPE IS PROJECT as a way to understand the nature of Hope and inspire others to find it.

Takako has traveled the world, interviewing subjects and handing them a Holga camera and a roll of film, providing them with one simple instruction: photograph hope. 

 

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Tags Hope Is Project, Sarah T. Skinner, personal project, social, community, helping, portrait, Holga, film
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