In our Long Lens feature, we ask our members about a long-term project or photo essay they are working on. We want to encourage and discover the passion behind a portrait series or an essay that tells a story or highlights a social issue.
“I approached, his face was completely covered and although I could not see his eyes, I could feel the intensity of his exhaustion and expression of hardness. For some reason I found it difficult to look straight at him or pay attention to what he was saying, so I picked up my camera, placed my right eye on the viewer and clicked the shutter. I took a shot so I could always see him, and see him like this. Every time I see his photograph, I feel that he is forcing me to tell his story.”
Dany Krom is a professional photographer born in La Paz, Bolivia and now residing in New York. He founded the Bolivian photo agency AFKA and worked as the photographer… read more
“I approached, his face was completely covered and although I could not see his eyes, I could feel the intensity of his exhaustion and expression of hardness. For some reason I found it difficult to look straight at him or pay attention to what he was saying, so I picked up my camera, placed my right eye on the viewer and clicked the shutter. I took a shot so I could always see him, and see him like this. Every time I see his photograph, I feel that he is forcing me to tell his story.”
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