Janice Arnoldi
Janice Arnoldi
Holding Hands - Photos of the Simple Act of Human Touch
Holding Hands - Photos of the Simple Act of Human Touch
Holding Hands - Photos of the Simple Act of Human Touch
Friday 10th February 2023
Photographer Diane Conn reveals how her project on holding hands explores human connection and aids mental health in 'Life Unscripted'.
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Get the buttons here!Holding Hands: Diane Conn's Journey Through the Lens
Connection is the beginning of everything.
What if the simple act of holding hands could bring a sense of peace and connection to your life? Street photographer Diane Conn stumbled upon this idea by accident, and it led her on an incredible journey. In this heartwarming episode of 'Life Unscripted', Diane shares with host Janice Arnoldi how a single photograph of a couple holding hands blossomed into a profound exploration of human touch and connection.
Diane's curiosity was piqued when she noticed the comfort and joy that holding hands seemed to convey. She began capturing these moments from behind, allowing viewers to imagine the stories behind the hand-holders. Over time, she amassed a collection of 8,000 photos, each one telling its own unique story. The result was her book 'Holding Hands', which celebrates this simple yet powerful gesture.
Throughout the episode, Diane talks about the emotional and psychological benefits of holding hands, from reducing stress to fostering deeper connections. She also opens up about how this project helped her cope with personal loss, offering a touching testament to the healing power of photography. Whether you're curious about the science behind human touch or simply enjoy heartwarming stories, this episode is sure to resonate.
Tune in to discover how something as simple as holding hands can make a world of difference.