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Tyler Sharp
July 6th, 2010
Portraits in Pakistan: How to Gain Trust with Your Lens Where Language and Cultural Barriers Exist
Posted by Tyler SharpAs photographers, we have all come across interesting characters who have looked like a famous portrait waiting to happen. It could be at the bus stop, a crowded market, the house next door, or in rural Pakistan.
Regardless of where it is, photo ethics call for a personable engagement, conversation, and even permission. But in situations where a language barrier exists, or strict taboos are in place, a more subtle and indirect approach is required.
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