Yay!! We are just born. Both the blog and the project. We believe in photography. Totally. Whoever said, life is not worth living unless there's a camera around... well we don't deny that *gee* All of you who were either photographed or clicked a few pictures - if you liked them is a different matter altogether - know that photography is great fun. Yet, a powerful medium.
Freedom of Expression - a first-of-its-kind project initiated by Naandi - is a blissful marriage of both fun and funda. We are empowering underprivileged children, rural men and women across 5 locations in 4 states to express their hopes and aspirations, share glimpses of their lives and times through this alternative approach.
In the subsequent posts, you'll find loads of interesting experiences from the participants - who rarely had an opportunity to be photographed and who'd seldom clicked pictures so far in their lives.
Our current mood quotient: Excited!
So wait to hear more from us.
Until then...have fun.
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What's F.O.E
Friends, its nothing about 'foes' :D F.O.E - Freedom Of Expression is Naandi's community photography project. Stuff you find on this blog is about experiences of the community taking pictures. The blog does not intend to garner a. ads b. branding c. publicity (heck no!) If either of the above does happen, it's entirely incidental or by providence. *Siiigh*
About the Project:
F.O.E is a 6-day photography workshop that will train children from slums and remote villages and men and women from indigenous tribes and rural communities. This is an experiment to encourage and enable people to understand and use digital cameras to tell their stories.
F.O.E haunts:
1. Hyderabad
[20 May - 25 May, 2008]
2. Sheopur
[30 May - 5 June, 2008]
3. Punjab
[8 June- 13 June, 2008]
4. Araku
[22 June - 28 June, 2008]
5. Nagaland
[3 July - 9 July 2008]
About the Project:
F.O.E is a 6-day photography workshop that will train children from slums and remote villages and men and women from indigenous tribes and rural communities. This is an experiment to encourage and enable people to understand and use digital cameras to tell their stories.
F.O.E haunts:
1. Hyderabad
[20 May - 25 May, 2008]
2. Sheopur
[30 May - 5 June, 2008]
3. Punjab
[8 June- 13 June, 2008]
4. Araku
[22 June - 28 June, 2008]
5. Nagaland
[3 July - 9 July 2008]
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