印第安人身著傳統(tǒng)服飾擺姿勢的真實肖像

印第安人身著傳統(tǒng)服飾擺姿勢的真實肖像

Photographer Craig Varjabedian is working with indigenous people around New Mexico to celebrate their past and their culture with the Native Light Photo Collaboration Project.

攝影師Craig Varjabedian正在與新墨西哥州的原住民合作，通過土著光攝影合作項目來慶祝他們的過去和他們的文化。

When you look at the portraits, however, you don't see just the subject. You also get a glimpse of the bond they share with the photographer. After all, both of them have equal control of the end result. One takes care of what's behind the frame — operating the camera — and the other is responsible for everything within it — choosing clothing, regalia, and other objects that are important to them.

然而，當(dāng)你看這些肖像時，你看到的不僅僅是主體。你還可以瞥見它們與攝影師之間的親密關(guān)系。畢竟，他們對最終結(jié)果擁有同樣的控制權(quán)。一個人負(fù)責(zé)畫面后面的東西——操作相機(jī)——另一個人負(fù)責(zé)畫面里面的一切——選擇衣服、綬帶和其他對他們來說重要的東西。

This collaboration is precisely what allows the image to truly represent the person being in front of the lens.

這種合作正是使圖像真正地代表了鏡頭前的人。

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圖片來源：Craig Varjabedian

More info: craigvarjabedian.com | Instagram (h/t mmm)