Youth in Focus participating in Storefronts Seattle
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Youth in Focus participating in Storefronts Seattle

Read the following from a pretty amazing organization’s blog:

Our latest reason to be super duper excited is that Youth in Focus was selected to be a part of Storefronts Seattle! From July through September, we’ve been sharing the space at 604 2nd Avenue with intaglio-print artist and antique-process photographer Dan Carrillo.

This summer our students’ 20 Paces Project occupied our Storefront window and shot images of what was happening on the street within 20 paces of the front door. Storefronts Seattle gave us an awesome write-up about the project and KPLU aired a great radio story about it.

Students uploaded their images to a computer connected to a large screen that faces the street so passersby could check out our students’ photo editing skillz in real time.  Students  also created a giant wall-sized collage of the photos shot in 20 Paces.

You can also read about them more on the Storefronts Seattle blog.

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