Young working hands 03

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Today it’s time for the third photo from the mini-series I made on the Vocational Trainingmarket in Leiden (*). This time the hands of the young girl who was kneading the bread in the photo here . I turned these photo’s into black and white and added a grain filter. I want to put them together into a collage-poster – by following my blogs you’ll be able to see the step by step process.

See also:
Young, working hands 01

Young, working hands 02

(*)For more info and photo’s of the Vocational Training market, see my blog post here.

The hands of a young girl student at the ROC while kneading dough

Young working hands 02

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Here is the second photo from the mini-series I made on the Vocational Trainingmarket in Leiden (*). It’s the hands of two young students manicure showing treating the hands of two interested girls. I turned these photo’s into black and white and added a grain filter. I want to put them together into a collage-poster – by following my blogs you’ll be able to see the step by step process.

See also:
Young, working hands 01

(*)For more info and photo’s of the Vocational Training market, see my blog post here.

 

Two girls students manicure treating the hands of two interested girls

Young, working hands 01

Deze blog post in het Nederlands (link)

As I was walking around on the Vocational Training market in Leiden (*) this week, trying to make a photostory of the event,  I thought of the idea of making a mini series, focussing on the hands of these young people, showing their skills. This morning, I picked out three of my best ‘working hands’ shots, converted them into black and white, and added a grain filter. I really love them and think I will further work them into a collage or triptych poster. Here’s the first one 🙂

(*)For more info and photo’s of the Vocational Training market, see my previous blog post

Hands of a boy demonstrating his skills as a precision instrument maker. He’s holding a thin glass pipe into the flame of a burner to melt , bend and shape it

Fun in this photo is to see how the little scater on the T-shirt of the boy seems to be scating along on the heath of the flame…