This blog is a temporary workspace for the purpose of previewing a variety of works in progress I want to share. Several pieces are password protected either because they are still incomplete in either the video or audio content and/or I am in the process of securing the rights and permissions for some of the content.

You may also want to visit my website: www.eyeconography.net which is also a work in progress as some of the pages are incomplete or being restructured. Also, the website is not currently "mobile friendly" but will be in the near future.

Debbie

A 1970 photo essay about a young girl who lived deep in the mountains of North Carolina alone with her mother in relative isolation and difficult circumstances. This portrait is one of over twenty photo essays made in this mountain region between 1969 & 70. The essay is one of many black and white photography projects  being transformed from their traditional exhibition print portfolio format and translated in to stories for the screen including images, narration and soundscapes. 


This version of Debbie is a final draft for preview only. The words and images are complete but the soundscape will be enhanced and indigenous music taken from vintage field recordings will be selectively added for the final state..

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