PDX Blind Photos
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Hi, I am Catherine. I am a blind photographer. I use adaptive technology to allow me to see to take amazing photos. I'm currently in college for a commercial photography degree and absolutely enjoying taking photos again after I lost most of my vision.
finally achieved the look I was after.
The end result was worth every bit of effort: a powerful shot of Ken charging forward with his video camera, as if he were running straight into the action. What we created felt less like a photo shoot and more like a cinematic moment frozen in time.
The end result was worth every bit of effort: a powerful shot of Ken charging forward with his video camera, as if he were running straight into the action. What we created felt less like a photo shoot and more like a cinematic moment frozen in time.
September 20, 2025 at 6:16 PM
finally achieved the look I was after.
The end result was worth every bit of effort: a powerful shot of Ken charging forward with his video camera, as if he were running straight into the action. What we created felt less like a photo shoot and more like a cinematic moment frozen in time.
The end result was worth every bit of effort: a powerful shot of Ken charging forward with his video camera, as if he were running straight into the action. What we created felt less like a photo shoot and more like a cinematic moment frozen in time.
It wasn’t the safest setup. I had my assistant carefully guide me, letting me know when it was clear to test fire the lights over and over until we had the perfect angle. I even counted each of my steps so I wouldn’t risk falling during the process. After all of that precision and patience, we………
September 20, 2025 at 6:15 PM
It wasn’t the safest setup. I had my assistant carefully guide me, letting me know when it was clear to test fire the lights over and over until we had the perfect angle. I even counted each of my steps so I wouldn’t risk falling during the process. After all of that precision and patience, we………
a dramatic contrast.
The real star of the scene was the old train track bridge. Its weathered steel, covered in layers of graffiti, had a gritty character that begged to be photographed. But to make it come alive, I needed to create my own artificial sunlight. That’s where the strobes came in……….
The real star of the scene was the old train track bridge. Its weathered steel, covered in layers of graffiti, had a gritty character that begged to be photographed. But to make it come alive, I needed to create my own artificial sunlight. That’s where the strobes came in……….
September 20, 2025 at 6:14 PM
a dramatic contrast.
The real star of the scene was the old train track bridge. Its weathered steel, covered in layers of graffiti, had a gritty character that begged to be photographed. But to make it come alive, I needed to create my own artificial sunlight. That’s where the strobes came in……….
The real star of the scene was the old train track bridge. Its weathered steel, covered in layers of graffiti, had a gritty character that begged to be photographed. But to make it come alive, I needed to create my own artificial sunlight. That’s where the strobes came in……….
Bet he loves the head lines. Lol
January 19, 2025 at 3:17 PM
Bet he loves the head lines. Lol