Resourceful teenager capitalises on docu-photos
Tuesday, July 25, 2017
Tembo has put her focus on documentary photography
At such a young age Tembo has already worked on two documentary photography projects, Colourism: Shades of Africa, which focused on people of different races uniting released in 2016 and Man Up: A Boy’s Battle for Male Sensitivity, which focused on challenges that boys face when growing up into men, released this year. “I believe that photography in general is a way of telling a story once someone has captured a picture.
As for me I focus on social matters that take place in the community telling stories in different series of pictures that I package into a project,” Tembo said. She stated that documentary photography is powerful as it can change the way a certain subject is perceived by the society.
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