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OSCE-organized photography and photojournalism master class for persons with disabilities
The five-day class introduced 17 participants to the basics of photojournalism and build their photography skills. The master class was delivered by national experts who provided insights into the history of photography and its types. They also explained the rules of composition and the basics of light as well as the use of photo cameras and photo equipment.
Photography trainer Sergey Mirzoyev and participants during the class on the history of photography, held as part of the OSCE-organized photography and photojournalism master class for persons with disabilities, Ashgabat, 22 February 2019. (MS Studio)
Participants during the class on the history of photography, held as part of the OSCE-organized photography and photojournalism master class for persons with disabilities, Ashgabat, 22 February 2019.
(MS Studio)
Participants during the practical photography exercise in the Zoo, held as part of the OSCE-organized photography and photojournalism master class for persons with disabilities, Ashgabat, 24 February 2019. (OSCE)
Participants during the practical photography exercise in the Zoo, held as part of the OSCE-organized photography and photojournalism master class for persons with disabilities, Ashgabat, 24 February 2019. (OSCE)
Participant during the practical photography exercise in the Zoo, held as part of the OSCE-organized photography and photojournalism master class for persons with disabilities, Ashgabat, 24 February 2019. (MS Studio)
Participants of the OSCE-organized photography and photojournalism master class for persons with disabilities, Ashgabat, 24 February 2019. (MS Studio)
Natalya Drozd (centre), Head of the OSCE Centre in Ashgabat, with participants of the OSCE-organized photography and photojournalism master class for persons with disabilities, Ashgabat, 22 February 2019. (MS Studio)