Guest Post: Heber Vega and the One-Shot Project
I want to thank Joe for giving me the opportunity to share about the most exciting and inspirational project that …
Category Archives: HUMANITARIAN PHOTOGRAPHY
Fun on Mount Entoto
I just wanted to write a quick post before I head out of Addis for about a week. Yesterday I …
Checking in from Ethiopia
After three long flights I made it to Ethiopia last night just in time to go to bed. I don’t …
Shooting for Peace of Thread
The last few weeks I have been working with a local NGO in Atlanta called Peace of Thread which is …
10 steps to better portraits: a review of “Forget Mugshots”
Over the last couple of years David Duchemin and the crew at Craft and Vision have put out some amazing …
Free people find true success
Over the last couple of weeks I have been rolling a lot of different ideas around in my head, some …
A must watch video from PhotoPhilanthropy
PhotoPhilanthropy Activist Awards Judging, Live! from PhotoPhilanthropy on Vimeo. I stumbled upon this Vimeo video from PhotoPhilanthropy on Matt Brandon’s …
Getting high, down and dirty and everything in between!
There were many enjoyable things about this last assignment to India. However, one the most enjoyable elements of the trip …
India: Reflections on an assignment
I was meaning to write this post as soon as I got back, but alas the tyranny of more urgent …
To Pay or not to pay: Should we pay to take someone’s picture?
If you have traveled probably almost anywhere in developing countries as photographer you have probably been asked by someone for …
