Six people just showed the sighted world how much of it we were never looking at.
A Documentary Crew Gave Cameras to Six Blind Photographers. The Photos Are Extraordinary.
For "Not Everything Is Black," filmmakers gave cameras to six blind and low-vision photographers across six countries, including India and the US. Their photographs are now free to view on the film's Instagram account, @noteverythingisblack, and the full documentary chronicling the project is available at no cost on YouTube. The film follows each photographer through the process of composing, shooting and describing images they will never see.
Source: A Documentary Crew Gave Cameras to Six Blind Photographers. The Photos Are Extraordinary. — r/UpliftingNews
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