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A Photojournalists Perspective
This blog has been authored and submitted by Sue Batton Leonard ****** “My photography is committed to the discovery of the basic spirit of human beings in their natural environment and to unrehearsed moments of human expression.” ~ Cherel Ito … Continue reading →
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A Continuing Legacy: Cherel Ito Photojournalist
The historical importance of photojournalist Cherel Ito’s documentary film work has recently been made even more visible at the National Museum of Women in the Arts inWashington,D.C. A permanent plaque, outside the entryway to the third floor gallery, has been … Continue reading →
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In Good Company
“Such energy and peace and steady with life. The rhythms feel good” ~ Cherel Ito People travel in circles. Our careers, interests and hobbies, often determine our company of friends and associates. Our attraction to others can bring both positive … Continue reading →
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