
The Contact Sheet Rhombie Sandoval - Creating Images With Depth & Connection
Sep 21, 2020
Rhombie Sandoval, a Southern California photographer and storyteller known for her intimate portrait projects, brings a wealth of insights. She discusses her 'East of Jesus' project, highlighting the importance of connection in photography and overcoming shyness to approach strangers. Rhombie emphasizes the value of spending time in communities to build trust and shares how narratives enrich portraits. She also reflects on her travels, creative growth, and the mission of her platform, Anywhere Blvd, to amplify the stories behind the images.
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Intro
00:00 • 1min
Discovering East of Jesus and Slab City
01:05 • 2min
Approaching Strangers despite Shyness
02:41 • 3min
Acting Fast: Seizing Photographic Opportunities
06:11 • 3min
Spending Time: Building Trust in Projects
09:27 • 2min
Writing Stories When Shooting Film
11:37 • 2min
Combining Portraits with Narrative
13:45 • 3min
The Value of Being a Guest
16:50 • 2min
Connecting Without Language in Morocco
18:21 • 5min
Iceland: Currency, Yon and Immediate Bonds
23:27 • 7min
Balancing Work, Jobs and Residencies
30:10 • 4min
Loneliness, Reflection, and Creative Growth
33:51 • 5min
Honesty When Approaching Subjects
38:52 • 5min
Anywhere Boulevard: Sharing Photographers' Stories
43:44 • 7min
Redefining Travel and Finding Home Locally
50:40 • 6min
How Projects Emerge by Making Work
56:41 • 6min
Intimate Stories from Slab City
01:02:16 • 7min
Community Nuance and Avoiding Stereotypes
01:09:12 • 9min
Meaningful Moments and Lasting Bonds
01:18:26 • 7min
Origins: Camp, Heart Disease, and the First Camera
01:25:42 • 8min
Giving Back: Teaching and Passing On Cameras
01:33:43 • 4min
Outro
01:37:37 • 2min
