It's October 8th, 2007, and this is the Candid Frame.

Today's guest is Dulce Pinzone, a Mexican-born photographer now living in the United States in New York.

Her work is an example of how photography can be used to create more than a beautiful

photograph, but to actually make commentary about a lot of the things that exist in our society.

Case in point, immigration.

And it's an issue that it polarizes many of of us in terms of our opinions in terms of what

or shouldn't what should or shouldn't be done in terms of immigration.

But it's interesting to see what a person can do with photographs to sort of add to the

dialogue of that in a very interesting and dynamic way.

More than just portraits of immigrants.

It's portraits of immigrants with a little twist.

The twist being that many of these immigrants that she's photographed in the streets of New York

are donned in the costumes of famous superheroes.

And I think we take a look at the image and you hear the dialogue that I have with Dulce,

that it really is a very intriguing way of being able to use the camera, of using photography,

to sort of bring something different to the dialogue,

to bring a slightly different perspective that we might not have considered

when we

were discussing or thinking about the topic.

And it's one of the reasons I was very excited about the opportunity to interview Dulce for

the show.

So thank you for your continued support for spreading the word.

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