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Category Archives: Japan
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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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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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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One-of-A-Kind Soul and Spirit
“ My photography is committed to ….unrehearsed moments of human expression.” ~Cherel Ito Cherel Ito’s work as a producer and editor in the filmmaking industry was a natural extension of her photography. Her interests led her to produce and edit … Continue reading →
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Character Adds Strength
“I still find Japan hard to describe. It is more like praying.” ~ Cherel Ito Nine days before catastrophic events hit Japan, a blog entitled “Harmony among People” was featured on this blog site Through the Lens of Her Camera: … Continue reading →
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Harmony among People
“My photography is committed to the discovery of the basic spirit of human beings in their natural environment.” ~ Cherel Ito Cherel Ito’s photography is retained in a permanent collection in the National Museum of Women in the Arts in … Continue reading →
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