Rosebud
Jul 9, 2009
From a Doctor's Eyes: Photographs by Dr. Anne Galante taken on the Rosebud Reservation.
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The Holy Family church and cemetery near Rosebud. -
While working at Rosebud, Dr. Galante is on call around the clock but sees patients on a daytime schedule. This left her evenings free to photograph the Rosebud scenery. -
Galante found that taking pictures was the perfect way to unwind after a stressful day at the hospital. -
Galante's commitment to the Rosebud hospital takes her away from her family for 14 days six times a year. But, she enjoys "the simple beauty and the quiet." -
Galante was invited to attend a sun dance, although she couldn't photograph it. She also went to the 2008 Founder's Day Pow Wow where she did get to take photos. -
"Photography helps me see the whole world differently," she says. By exploring Rosebud with her camera, she became more familiar with her patients' daily lives. -
Over time, she realized that her photography was improving, and more importantly, she felt she was becoming a better physician. -
"I love the sound of those jingles as they dance, it's hypnotic," she says of her experience at the Founder's Day Pow Wow.
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