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World Unseen Exhibition - Making Photography Available to People with sight Loss

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Canon and RNIB have joined forces to the World Unseen photograph exhibition. The exhibition features photographs by Brent Stirton, Sebastião Salgado, and Heidi Rondak. The photographs will be printed using Canon's elevated print technology to make them accessible to people with sight loss.

Canon has partnered with Lucy Edwards and other blind influencers to share their reactions to being able to interact with the exhibition. 

With my sight deteriorating, I am keen to hear feedback on this techbnology and how it can help make photography more accessible to me.

“This exhibition was created with blind and partially sighted people in mind to share imagery and the stories behind them in an entirely new way. With Canon’s elevated print technology, we hope all visitors will feel a deeper connection to the emotions and stories that imaging can bring to life.”
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Noen Maprang district, Phitsanulok Unseen Thailand.

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blind photography, elevated photographs, tactile photographs, accessibility, disability, blind, inclusion, english, highlight

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