Now Conveniently Available!
Through the Lens of Her Camera is now available through www.BarnesandNoble.com.-
Recent Posts
Archives
Categories
- Africa
- and sociology
- Art
- art curation
- art museums
- art therapy
- bar mitzvahs
- bat mitzvahs
- Bolivia
- Browsing
- capturing aging through photography
- capturing emotion on faces
- Cherel Ito
- cherel ito book
- community life around the globe
- creative economy
- curation
- Current Event
- ecological disasters
- Ecology
- economics
- education
- filmmaking
- food shopping in America
- foreign relations with Haiti
- foreign relations with Japan
- Fulfilling Dreams
- fulfillment
- fulfillment in life through art and creativity
- Greece
- Haiti
- Haiti
- Haiti
- Haiti Now and Then
- healthy lifestyles
- history
- history of film
- Independent filmmaking in Nepal
- Indian Nations
- international women's relations
- International Womens Day
- Israel
- Japan
- Japan
- Journal writing
- Libraries
- life as an artist
- living artfully
- living artfully and creatively
- living simply and creatively
- local farmers in communities
- Louisiana
- Medical
- Medical aid
- Medical aid for Juvenile diabetes in Nepal
- Mexico
- Mississippi
- Morrocco
- Multi-media
- music
- music of the Ozarks
- music of the Ozarks
- Nepal
- Nepalese New Year 2068
- NGOs in Haiti
- Non profit aid to Haiti
- Non-profit aid to Nepal
- open air markets
- open air markets
- organic food
- Ozark Mountains
- Ozark Mountains
- Ozark Mountains
- Ozark Mountains
- Ozark Musicians
- photographic journaling
- photography
- photography
- photography from around the world
- Political power in Haiti
- portrait artists
- portrait photographers
- Portugal
- poverty
- relationships
- resurgence of farmers markets
- Rotary Australia and Nepal
- senior citizens and elderly
- Shopping
- sociologicial studies through photography
- spiritual journeys
- telling stories through photography
- through music
- through the arts
- Through the Lens of Her Camera – Cherel Ito
- Travel
- Travel and Photography
- U.S. and Haiti
- U.S. Department of Education
- Uncategorized
- UNICEF
- use of relief support in Haiti
- using symbolism in photography
- women
- women entrepreneurs in Africa
- women filmmakers
- women in the arts
- women photographers
Meta
-
Join 5 other subscribers
Category Archives: Louisiana
Rooted in Musical History
“He played his fiddle and I wept.” ~ Cherel Ito Much of the Ozark Mountain region is remote, and economically underserved. It is rich in musical history and in that geographical area of the country, much of the music is … Continue reading →
Posted in and sociology, Art, art museums, art therapy, Cherel Ito, cherel ito book, economics, education, Fulfilling Dreams, fulfillment, history, Journal writing, Libraries, Louisiana, Mississippi, Multi-media, music, music of the Ozarks, music of the Ozarks, Ozark Mountains, Ozark Mountains, Ozark Mountains, Ozark Mountains, Ozark Musicians, photographic journaling, photography, photography, photography from around the world, portrait artists, portrait photographers, poverty, relationships, sociologicial studies through photography, spiritual journeys, telling stories through photography, through music, Through the Lens of Her Camera - Cherel Ito, Travel, Travel and Photography, Uncategorized, women in the arts, women photographers
|
Tagged a dream fulfilled, banjo music in the Ozarks, cherel ito photography, Cherel Ito's photographic legacy, communicating emotion through photography, community music in the Ozarks, cultures and art from around the world, dulcimer music, fiddle music, fulfilled, fulfillment in art, gifted photographers, juice harps music, legacies about life through photographic journaling, mandolin music, music in rural america, music of the Ozarks, musical history of the Ozarks, Ozark bluegrass gospel southern rock and jazz music, Ozark images in Through the Lens of Her Camera, Ozark Mountains, photographic journalism, photographic journalism from Cherel Ito, photographic journals, photos from around the world by Cherel Ito, poverty in Ozarks, rural America, story telling through images, Travel, www.cherelito.com, www.cherelitobook.com, www.throughthelensofhercamera.com
|
Leave a comment
Poverty Plights
“Entering the Ozarks…a place I can’t touch with words…stopped to photograph……never afraid of the stranger…my smile never died.” ~ Cherel Ito From the photographic journeys that Cherel Ito took through Mississippi, Louisiana and the Ozark Mountains in the 1970s, one … Continue reading →
Posted in and sociology, Art, cherel ito book, Current Event, economics, education, Fulfilling Dreams, Journal writing, Louisiana, Mississippi, Multi-media, Ozark Mountains, photographic journaling, photography, photography, photography from around the world, portrait artists, portrait photographers, poverty, sociologicial studies through photography, telling stories through photography, Through the Lens of Her Camera - Cherel Ito, Travel, Travel and Photography, women filmmakers, women in the arts, women photographers
|
Tagged a dream, a dream fulfilled, Biographies through photography, cultures and art from around the world, dreams of prosperity, economic development, economic opportunity, food distribution, hope, hunger, non-profits in Ozarks, photographic journalism, photographic journals, photography with sensitivity, poverty, poverty in the Ozarks, The Ozarks Food Harvest, Travel and photography, www.cherelito.com, www.cherelitobook.com, www.throughthelensofhercamera.com
|
Leave a comment
Through the Lens of Her Camera 
You must be logged in to post a comment.