The first thing you see is rarely the whole story.
When documentary photographer Jana Ašenbrennerová traveled to Vietnam to meet a landmine survivor named Nam, she knew that the hour allotted for their visit wouldn't be enough. His injuries were visible, but the person behind them was someone she had yet to discover.
In Worth Witnessing, we step into Jana's world, where photography is about more than documenting what happened to someone. Through intimate encounters, personal experiences, and years spent photographing the human side of medicine, Jana reminds us that there's always more to a person than what first meets the eye.
Discover why sometimes the most meaningful part of a photograph begins long before the camera is raised, and why taking the time to truly see someone can change everything.