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Feb 07 070 Vote

Kalleda Rural School Photoblog

Abi | Culture & Society, Hinterland, Photography

The children studying in a rural school in Kalleda, Andhra Pradesh, have a wonderful photoblog on Flickr [via Swarup who links to a BBC story on this project]. The intro page is here:

This is the photoblog of the kids at Kalleda Rural School in Warangal District, Andhra Pradesh, India. The students take their own photographs documenting their lives and post them on their own flickr accounts. This account is a collection of some of their best photos.

I googled a bit to find that this photoblog has been around for a while. It finds a mention in this post on Charu’s blog from 2005. And in this post on anthropologi.info as well.

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