Frames of Her Life
Finally, I have started work on my project I call "Frames of Her Life" ✨️
It's a photo series that combines portraits with personal stories, highlighting the varied journeys and experiences of women. It’s been on my bucket list for some time now. My intention is to engage with women in my vicinity, delve into their stories, and narrate them through both words and image!
I am beginning this series with Poorva K, whose portrait I had the opportunity to capture last week at a handicrafts exhibition. She is an enthusiastic admirer of handicrafts. Read her story, articulated in her own words, at the following link:
https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2024/12/01/why-by-poorvaपूर्वा/
Portrait Photography by Jaee Jadhav | Words by Poorva K | December 1st 2024
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