Emily Fox is a second-year student at the Ohio State University who returned to participate in 2012 Oaxaca Photography Workshop: Market Towns and Artisan Villages for a second year. She loves black and white photography, so she shot her digital camera in color and then converted her photos. Here is what she writes:
Norma, once again you did an excellent job organizing and running the photography workshop. It was a great experience and I felt very safe. I enjoyed your enthusiasm and sense of humor, and your expertise in Oaxaca culture is so helpful. Thank you for everything. Sincerely, Emily Fox.
Make sure you click on each photo to get a full screen view and maximize the detail. And, consider joining us for Day of the Dead Photography Expedition coming up.
Oaxaca Best of Week Photos by Deanna Chute: Women, Men, Conversations and Markets
With very little formal background in photography … I came here to improve my photography and that is exactly what I did. I am very grateful and thrilled with the results. The most valuable aspects of the workshop were the technical ones, as well as the time to practice and think about my work. I especially enjoyed the Parade of the Canastas and the Dance of the Feather. It was truly an honor to be here at such a special time. Many thanks, Deanna Chute, San Francisco, California, participant, Oaxaca Photography Workshop: Market Towns and Artisan Villages, summer 2012.
Deanna’s theme for her final presentation is Women, Men, Conversations and Markets. Be sure to click on each photo to enlarge to get the full impact!
Coming up is Day of the Dead, a spectacular religious and cultural ritual celebrated in Oaxaca, Mexico. Don’t miss our Day of the Dead Photography Expedition to take you into the heart of the culture.
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