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Kalum Carter

Canon launches a photography exhibition that it doesn't want you to see

A lady in a red top feeling the tactile nature of an elevated photographic print of a rhino.

Canon has partnered with the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) to create World Unseen, an accessible and immersive photography exhibition developed for visually impaired people. 

Photography as a medium centers largely around one sense, sight, but does that mean that those with no or partial vision can't capture or view photography? Absolutely not, and Canon is highlighting this in its immersive experience that "invites visitors – blind, partially sighted, and sighted – to experience photography in a new, accessible, and immersive way".

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