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The Breakaways is an amazing rugged landscape north of Coober Pedy in the central desert of South Australia. Much of the region looks more like Mars than Earth.
Every time I have to pour out my egg dyes and make new ones it makes me a little sad. This time I documented and I'm sure if I knew more about photography that they would be better- but I'm pretty pleased with a bunch of them.
B+W negative (Holga branded fomapan 400 ISO + Kodak D76 1:1) developed at The Asheville Darkroom. Later projected onto foam core with a Dukane Micromatic II film strip projector. Digitally acquired in 2 shots with a Casio EX-ZR100 and reassembled in photoshop.
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The final Wantman State of the World event for 2017/18 featured a screening of the documentary Palomita on May 1, 2018, in Grandin Hall. Gaelin Kingston '18 introduced filmmaker Teresa Savel, and a discussion with her followed the screening.
Palomita has been described as, “...a fascinating study of social change...” and “...a beautiful portrayal of how belonging and creativity can re-ignite the human heart in spite of trauma and hopelessness...
The film is a 54 minute documentary jewel with vibrant cinematography and original Peruvian music. Palomita introduces us to four courageous workers from the Q’ewar Project who share a glimpse into their heroic lives. The Q’ewar Project identifies the most at-risk and marginalized women, offers them training for jobs making heirloom quality, natural-fiber, multi-ethnic dolls, and helps build community. The income earned by these women crafters brings them closer to economic independence and helps the Project’s goal of constructing an elementary school. The film makes it clear that even more important than the money that is being earned, the Q’ewar Project supports these women’s ability to regain dignity for themselves and their families.
Photography by Glenn Minshall.