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The blind and deaf photographer making photos you can see with your hands | ABC Australia
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4:16Now PlayingHe does not see with his eyes. He sees with his hands. Subscribe ✅ and tap the notification bell 🔔 to be delivered Australian stories every day
Brenden Borellini communicates via finger spelling, a form of sign language where words and letters are traced onto hands, as well as the deafblind alphabet and a braille converter on his computer. He then sits the camera on his forehead, instead of his eyes, for better stability and comfort.
Mr Borellini has taken this special technique all over the world, with photoshoots in the tsunamiaffected Miyagi prefecture of Japan and a tour of several national parks in the United States. Read more
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