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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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Written All Over Her Face
“People – their faces – a reflection of their soul.” ~ Cherel Ito A photograph captures a moment in a life. This one frame begs the question ‘Is this how this woman was feeling only in this very moment or … Continue reading →
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Stories Captured Stories Told
“Ito’s black-and-white photographs offer a chronicle of one woman’s journey to expand her humanity. … an important contribution to the museum’s growing collection of documentary photography,” said Susan Fisher Sterling, Chief Curator http://www.nmwa.org. To leaf through Cherel Ito’s book … Continue reading →
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Finding Inspiration in the Everyday
“Get up early to take photos of the marketplace…melons, pears, fish…bought bread from back seat of a car from a very happy man.” ~ Cherel Ito Many artists are stereo-typically said to be self absorbed in themselves and their craft, … Continue reading →
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A Product of Art and Soul
“I have learned to be at peace doing nothing – to empty the mind- simplify and curb desires.” ~ Cherel Ito Creative economy has been the buzzword in pockets all over the United States. It is about living a life … Continue reading →
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Open Doors and Open Heart
“The flowers in your eyes are more beautiful than those in the fields.” ~ Cherel Ito From this quotation, it would seem that Cherel Ito was seduced by her subject’s eyes. However, it was not the eyes that held mystery … Continue reading →
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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 →
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Learning from the Elders
“The beauty of simplicity – the simplicity of beauty.” ~ Cherel Ito One only needs to look at the face of this woman, distinguished by age, to know that she has accumulated a lifetime of wealth – of wisdom and … Continue reading →
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Spiritual Stones
“Every minute is for observation and making connections.” ~ Cherel Ito Although there are no sandy beaches, theme parks or awe-inspiring mile high mountain vistas, the wailing wall is a place where millions of tourists flock to every year. The … Continue reading →
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