Photography, as an art form, is entirely dependent on vision. But what happens when you don't see the world as you should? While this may sound like the end of a career to many, it, in fact, is not.
So, on this Braille Day, we are bringing you a round-up to showcase the creativity, rigor, and dedication of visually impaired photographers and those who have issues with their vision. We do hope their work continues to inspire you. . thephoblographer.com
My name is Cham Phan. I got into photography when I took a film photography class in high school in 2006. Have been in love ever since. I lost my vision shooting fashion, and when I recovered, this was the only way I could continue to use a camera safely.
If you have glasses and picked up a camera for the first time, congratulations. You're about to begin a journey experiencing the fun and passion that so many other photographers have. The designs around using cameras have gotten much better over the years for people who wear glasses.