Recently a group of migrant teenagers enjoyed a photography workshop in Shepparton run by Liz Arcus Photography & Uniting Care Ctuting Edge www.ucce.org.au . We went out and about in the community of Shepparton learning the basics of photography using disposable film cameras. New skills were learnt, new friends were made, and it was a great confidence building program for the teenagers. A mini exhibition was held at the end to display their favourite images. The students also made their own journals using the images.
A little about Uniting Care Cutting Edge - UCCE is a frontline rural support agency that works with marginalised communities of disadvantaged operating offices in Shepparton, Seymour & Cobram. Established in 1996. UCCE is proud of its commitment to the provision of, and advocacy for high quality services to rurally isolated communities. They do this through the following areas - Youth services; multicultural services; Advocacy & Justice services; Employment & enterprise programs. Auspiced by the Uniting Church in Australia and belongs to the wider Uniting Care Australia network, which consists of more than 400 organisations. You can learn more about Uniting Care Cutting Edge at www.ucce.org.au
a visit to the Victoria Lake in Shepparton
a very well photographed dog at an orchard we went to
A warm welcoming from an Indian family in Shepparton East
My daughter, Jamile helping out at the workshop
An afternoon snack prepared at the orchard :-)
Preparations of photo journals
Yay, Silver has arrived back from Camera House with our films and photos
Time to share
Our mini exhibition - so proud :-)
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