Book Creator

Tribes of Mira Costa Vol. 3

by Michael Hernandez

Pages 2 and 3 of 28

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Our culture is often divided by difference: race, gender, sexual identity, geography, class. This book is an attempt to see others accurately, to dispel myth, and lift the fog of misperception.
The photographs in this book (and its companion, Volume 1) were created by Photography students at Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach, California. Their challenge was to meet, interview and record images of people on campus that the students were unfamiliar with, an activity which often placed them outside their comfort zone.
Listen to the stories of the photographers and their subjects, to hear the hopes, dreams and fears of a generation. By listening to the stories of others we might find what we have in common, and see the shared humanity in all of us.
Michael Hernandez, Media Arts Teacher @cinehead
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The Wanderer
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Donovan is well known on campus. You’ll often see him waving or saying hi to people as he walks around. He doesn’t stay in any one group; he’s always moving around and hanging out with different people. He is known for being short, height wise, but once you get to know him, his loud, outgoing personality seems to make up for it. He isn’t funny in the stereotypical sense; however, he does have a certain sarcastic side to his words and a tendency to break out in song to entertain himself. 
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Listen to his interview recorded October 2019
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Listen to my personal reflection on this project