Amelia and the animals

Yep. I've chosen again an article that talks about photography. And also, I really love animals. So I found it, and I couldn't miss that. I needed to show this immediately. 

This article talks about the story of Robin Schwartz, one special photographer. She took her first photograph of an animal at ten years old. She really like animal's world. She cannot survive without animals. 

Her assistant on the shoots is her thirteen-year-old daughter, Amelia, who is also the subject of Schwartz’s body of work “Amelia’s World,” a magical portrait stretching over eleven years, where Amelia appears with a lot of different animals—the largest is an elephant and the smallest is a Cotton-Top Tamarin. Schwartz is a professor of photography at William Paterson University, in New Jersey. In this article, she answers an interview, so there is a lot of information reallly interesting.

My favorite ones:

New words:

• Brief
• Motherhood
• Fleeting