Shana Dressler is back from a trip to Bombay where the world's largest festival honoring the Hindu god Ganesh takes place every year.
I find her photographs are full of punchy colors and the people in them expectedly full of vigor but oblivious of her presence. The images establish a sense of place, time and mood so effortlessly.
The series of images from the Ganesh festival will soon be a part of a mult-media installation that Shana is producing. She says, “The project was made possible by the support of a film grant from Eastman Kodak Professional and the Indian Tourism Bureau of New York.”
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