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So based on the amount of people I had asking me to take a photograph, I thought, why not set up an improptu studio and snap some pics for posterity? So I took a quick trip into town to buy some color print film, asked my friend to tell people what we were doing, and then snapped the photographs of about 70 people who wanted prints. As I write this in mid-March of 2000, I am preparing for another trip to this village where I will give a copy of each of the portraits to the people involved--they will at least have some photos of what they looked like on X-mas 1999. I am also planning on filing the negatives and a CD-ROM with the scanned photos with an organization that will hold onto them, but first I have to find one who can archive the materials. Perhaps some day, even generations away, when the entire world has computers and the Internet, the desecendants of this village will be able to look at these photographs and know what life was like then. In the meantime, at least they have one photograph they can show to loved ones. |
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Working | Ricecakes | Piñata | Tamales | Musician | Feast Church | Dancing | My Favorites | X-mas Gift |
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