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Mar302011

Photographing Strangers

DateWednesday, March 30, 2011 at 8:57PM

Alain does Portrait of A Stranger project for ABC Open from ABC Open Sunshine Coast on Vimeo.

It's a strange thing with my job... I find myself helping others to discover their strengths and build their confidence in photography. I even find myself trying to get people jobs that they are so deserving of.

It feels very selfless and gracious because I am a photographer too, but instead of worrying about my own photography career, I'm just focusing on others acheiving their goals.

One of my participants in ABC Open is Alain Bouvier, a French man whose English is better than he realises. Alain took on the 'Portrait of A Stranger' project and I filmed one morning of him getting portraits of folk in Cooroy, Sunshine Coast.

I think it might just be a bit inspiring and that, ultimately, this makes me happy.

[current mood] Coconut Liqueur & Oscar's Wheezy Snore

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