Sebastido’s skin is thicker than mine because of what he shoots. His is almost off the chart. In my youth, when I was assigned to shoot landscapes with people in them, my skin was thicker from being sent places I didn’t know even existed in the USA and shockingly, they were all pretty close to Washington DC. In 2005, I drove through the area again to see if it was as barren as I recalled, and sadly, nothing much had changed. You want to shoot poor people Tina? Go to Appalachia and if you need a photographer to point you in the right direction, go to Whitesburg and talk to the folks at Appalshop. It was started in the 1970’s.http://appalshop.org/about/ You’ll need a think skin and it doesn’t matter what color it is. You will probably look pretty much like everybody else, as most Appalachians are white. Jan On Mar 23, 2013, at 11:20 PM, Alberto Tirado wrote:
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