An Eye for It All
Photographer and filmmaker Amanda Lucidon shares the stories of real couples and real discrimination
In that spirit, Lucidon pushes on with her multiplatform documentary, as her subjects change, as laws change, and as Lucidon herself changes.
”That’s what documentary photography and filmmaking is all about: just making yourself present for these things to unfold. You just try your best to keep up with everything. I don’t know how the stories end. I kind of just let the stories let me know when they’re finished.”
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