A journey of sorrow
Luciano Vranich
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The Covid-19 pandemic has created a situation where more people are asked to stay indoors. This has increased pressure on personal relationships. Cases of domestic violence have increased. Australian police deal with domestic violence every two minutes. My essay is a reflection on domestic violence from the viewpoint of the woman.
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I have been doing photography for over 30 years, starting in a serious way when I joined my local camera club in 1984. In those days, I worked casually for a theatrical agency making portraits of extras working in films. I have also taught basic photography at high school for some 15 years. I retired from teaching in 2002 but continue to teach locally. I have had several exhibitions in the library since 2003, eight with Head On Photo Festival.
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