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La Verne in Black & White: Nadira Fatah

The lights shining on Nadira!

Cameron West
Jan 20, 2017
University of La Verne
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La Verne in Black & White: Nadira Fatah
ByCondolence.Crevado.com

La Verne In Black & White:

Selection Twelve: Nadira

Part Twelve:

This set of photographs display a close acquaintance of mine who is interesting based on the world of music that she seems to be apart of and how connects with deep feelings and emotions that can described in several ways. Nadira is an individual who seems to be in love with the Earth and its contents as she is an adventurous human who finds ways to be creativity with her peers. Music is a large part of her life and it goes to show that there are multiple ways to be joyous and she seems to be quite ready for whatever life has for her. These photographs will display different angles and how she wants to be viewed in the eyes of the world on her.

Enjoy!

Photograph One: “Lights & Action”


Photograph Two: “Zooming By”


Photograph Three: “Views”


Photograph Four: “Scheming”


Photograph Five: “In the Streets”


Photograph Six: “Row of Lights”


Photograph Seven: “A Young Mind”


Photograph Eight: “Youth”


Photograph Nine: “Youth in the Light”


Photograph Ten: “On the Bench”

Words from Nadira:

“I think this place reminds me of home (Italy). The fact that all the trees are lit, brings me back to my own backyard and how I used to decorate it every Christmas with my family.”

- Nadira Fatah

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