How I teach photography to the visually impaired | Bob Lee | TEDxSingapore

[@SteveVaughnPhoto]

You are doing an amazing thing teaching a foreign language to the blind community. Pictures are worth a thousand words, and thankfully you have given them a chance to speak, and speak in volumes!

[@jiuhukua]

Thank You everyone for the comments

[@iibnii00]

Very simple yet very eloquent!

[@LEXPIX]

Nicely done. I'm a low vision photography hobbyist who love taking pictures with all the latest cameras.

[@KdKPre]

Wonderful video. Thank you for sharing this.

[@doctorbhanu]

Impressive. You are Awesome.

[@FARID1870]

very intriguing title! interesting :)

[@llansakara]

Quite inspiring!

[@curlysmilefuroji5568]

Thank you ^^

[@krishnansrinivasan830]

Incredible :)

[@stinkgrinder]

good one

[@aaronlin1508]

0:45 Simei Station, live there :D

[@Khats88]

I second that.

[@RiSo1988]

Ship of Theseus!

[@juanchot25]

English subtitules would be nice!

[@milohuss6404]

nice.

[@IcedPhoenix666]

So was the dustbin.

[@vinyvinyboy]

saul goodman here's joseph malik

[@HenryStradford]

How I teach photography to the blind: Bob Lee at TEDxSingapore *****

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[@FangDewei]

I was moved. =]

[@BenaresTham]

interesting take/perspective/topic... however the speaker kinda made it distasteful with his command of english...

[@FARID1870]

let us not be too harsh. i find it engaging

[@niklar55]

What is the point of taking photographs of things you cannot see, with results that you can never see? Is it one more step from the billions of digital photos that are taken, but never looked at more than once after being taken, to pictures that are never looked at?

[@niklar55]

***** It may be possible in the not too distant future to take pictures in 3D, and then print them in 3D bas relief, so that the totally blind can 'see' them, like braille. I personally dont have the abilities to construct a system for that, but I'm sure there are others that can, once the idea is put to them.

[@karlafornia]

The gentleman who took the selfie, the photograph of him in shadow sharing and documenting his experience, from his perspective; of being in public, blind, using the tools and his senses to navigate and participate in the world is an artist. It's his creativity that expresses his humanity and offers the viewer a connection to that. I had an educational and emotional reaction to his street photography. Isn't that what art is--the maker's imagination expressed in such a way that it elicits a feeling, an emotion, and/or an understanding from the viewer? I don't think he has to visually experience his work because he has experienced it with his other senses and in his imagination in the making of it, and in it's meaning to him and to others.