Meet Teco Barbero – a Brazilian journalist who redefines photography despite being born with only 5% vision. His secret? A thumb-and-two-steps technique that turns limitations into breathtaking art 🎨.
Barbero places his thumb on the camera to frame subjects' faces before stepping back to snap photos. 'My camera is my new horizon,' he says, proving sight isn't required to see the world differently 🌏.
While studying journalism, Barbero developed this tactile approach to photography. Now based in Sorocaba, Brazil, he focuses not on how he perceives his work, but on creating visual stories that resonate with others: 'The photos are my expressions of what I see.'
His story challenges conventional ideas about ability and creativity – because sometimes, the most powerful perspectives come from unexpected places 💡.
