2014 July 13: ” Give children cameras not candies”

Posted on July 13, 2014 by inkanyiso2009

 

School portraits from Aurora Girls High School, through the eyes of photography learners.

 

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2014 April 16
our participants, Sindi and Nhlanhla playing with the background we used for students’ portraits.

 

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a fellow student peeping out after class…

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ever smiling Nhlanhla who is also in the visual project.

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I don’t know why Tshili was so serious that day.
She is also in the photo project and capturing amazing visuals.

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Elisa...

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Sihle…

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Ntombi…


umfundi2_6523I like this portrait so much… Who is she shooting?

 

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Young and sensible Kamo Petlele


sindi_6526Peace out, Sindi.

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Thobza look so cool and calm in this one…

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Behind every successful learner there is a woman.
Linda and Lindeka are working tirelessly with the photography learners to meet their goals… 

 

Photographs by learners will be included sooner.

 

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2014 July 12: From Soweto to Paris for the love of photography

 

 

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