The photo reporting workshop leaded by phographers Giampiero Corelli and Shobha will take place between 11th and 17 of July 2011 in Ravenna town.
It aspires to focus on a photograph exploration through three specific areas of the town and its neighborhood: the dock, the industry suburb; the so called “piallassa”, a huge valley environment…
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STREET LIFE WITH SHOBHA
Photo reporting workshop in India
from 16th to 25th january 2011
The journey continues in Asia. this time Cambodia, Bangladesh and India. In Bangladesh we will follow a group of chirurghe humanitair. We will travel on a boat with operating room between rivers and villages. For telling the descrambling of bodies and faces of women and girls who are disfigured by vitriol. Find out more follow […]
Photo reporting workshop in Cambodia with Shobha from 15th to 26ty february 2011
Magnificent adventure that will allow us to share with enthusiasm, once again with a camera, away from our life experiences. We will sail for three days along the banks of Mekgong, hours of navigation we have time to share our work with the computer. We will stop in the villages of Chnokfrue, Kompong Chhnang, Chnok […]
Street life in the sea of Egadi Islands with Shobha
from 17 to 24 October 2010
Photo reporting workshop by the ex stabilimento Florio delle tonnare of Favignana and Formica. More info
STREET LIFE – Gokarna, una città sacra dell’Induismo…STREET LIFE – Gokarna, a holy city of Hinduism…
FROM FEBRUARY 21TH TO 28TH 2008 SEE THE FULL PROGRAMME (Adobe Acrobat format) The workshop main purpose is the realization and development of an entire reportage about Gokarna, holy city in Karnataka country (India). This job will take place in Gorkana the four days, than in a manor in Candolim, Goa country: as it is […]
MOTHER INDIA – Storie di donneMOTHER INDIA – Stories of women
Donne indù, musulmane, cattoliche, immigrate e intoccabili dei villaggi, donne professioniste, moderne turiste in bichini. Goa rappresenta l’india in un piccolo territorio. Tra immigrati che provengono da tutti gli stati dell’india, ognuno con le proprie tradizioni lingue e religioni, ricchi imprenditori indiani e turisti della classe media,Hindu, Muslim, Catholic women, migrated from Karnataca and untouchables of the villages, gentle and mysterious, like goddesses, they fill Goa’s land with colour and poetry. In this strip of India it is the woman who is the great protagonist.
Women are those who get water for their houses from deep wells and carry it on their heads, women are those who organize the fish market, they are little girl mothers who grow up with their children.