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Terrianne Iraki on 19 Feb 2018.
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SELF-PORTRAIT SERIES: Janice Iche on 7th March 2018 at 10:27AM
Documentary photography for me is about capturing the truest and most honest essence of an encounter or experience. It’s the genuineness in the cut and mended slippers, the mix and match of a workout shirt and old office trousers, the freshness of just-bathed skin, the scars and stories on one’s face, the sincerity in one’s eyes... to me, that’s what documentary photography is about.
Favourites from a film rolled I just developed.
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A young boy sits alone on the edge of a wall in front of a butchery in Msau Town.
29 Sep 2017
4:53 PM
‘Scenes From Home #3’ by Janice Iche
These are the flats I live in with my two brothers in Nairobi. The apartment square is mostly occupied by families who have lived here for years.
I spent one late afternoon photographing the activities around my apartment block. Mostly children playing and people coming home from work. I chose to photograph in black and white because that was the mood that day and basically that time in my life. I desperately wanted to move back home to Mombasa and figure myself out as I was about to make some decisions that would cause a drastic change in my life.
‘TRANSITIONS’ by Janice Iche
This is an ongoing project of a series of images taken during my back & forth travels between Nairobi and Mombasa, the literal transitioning from one place to the other and what I observe in-between. I travel mostly by the SGR and the road so these images are taken from those perspectives. I will also share images taken during the transition between places within these cities.
The idea was born from Andrew Tshabangu’s book ‘Transitions’ where he documents South Africans in transition from apartheid. I was reading it on one train ride from Mombasa and immediately began this project right then. My interpretation of the word ‘transitions’ is more literal compared to Andrew’s where he chose to document it from a behavioural angle. It captured me and I’d advice you to read the book as well.
All images taken on my iPhone 6.