With the help of her photographer father, this young girl recreated the photos of iconic women in history.
How do you make history interesting for a 5-year-old girl? Brooklyn-based photographer Marc Bushelle came up with a brilliant idea to teach his 5-year-old daughter Lily history in a very exciting and creative way.
With the help of his wife Janine, Marc produced a photo series featuring Lily recreating photos of heroines not only to teach history but to help her “build her sense of self-worth.”
The moving dress-up photo project featured the inspirational women of color in history including missionary Mother Teresa, Nobel prize laureate Malala, and entertainer Queen Latifah. Lily beautifully captured the looks of these iconic women while wearing matching costumes.
Marc told the NPR:
“It is always challenging when trying to explain complex things to a child. I feel that turning a history lesson into a dress-up game is a good way to approach it.”
The photo series quickly took the Internet by storm and has provided inspiration for many.
The effort of the father, the mother, and this 5-year-old girl truly paid off. These photos are absolutely amazing!
Source: Bored Panda
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