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Tag Archives: East Africa
Portrait of Miria | Uganda
Miria, photographed in 2018 during Give a Child a Camera workshops in Uganda. I met Miria when she enrolled on the #giveachildacamera project.She lives in a small room with her mother near the border with Rwanda. I was privileged to … Continue reading
Tagged africa, child, East Africa, give a child a camera, kabale, ngo, project, uganda, vso
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Miracle | Uganda
This is 12 year old Miracle. She lives with her grandmother in Southwest Uganda. Sadly her parents both died of HIV and since then her grandmother has looked after her and sells at the local market earning “just enough” to … Continue reading
Fabis | South Western Uganda
Fabis. I met this interesting lady last year while visiting some old friends in Western Uganda. I was truly captivated by the muted colours and wilderness of scene that unfolded in front of me. 30 year old Fabis has two … Continue reading
Tagged africa, african, documentary, East Africa, Hard, ngo, people, portrait, portraiture, poverty, rwanda, uganda, woman, Work, working
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Give a Child a Camera | Website Update
Give a Child a Camera | Ugandan children documenting their lives through photography Project website has been updated… please share/like if at all possible. The project only functions with the kind support from people like you! V4 – East Africa … Continue reading
Children and their cameras in Africa
Thanks to the lovely folks at Wex Photographic and Open Norwich for hosting my talk about #Giveachildacamera last night. A small but quality audience seemed to enjoy the talk and it was a pleasure sharing my project and experiences with … Continue reading
Tagged africa, children, East Africa, give a child a camera, kids, norfolk, norwich, open, photography, rwanda, teaching, uganda, voluntary. photo, wex
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Feel Inspired | Give a Child a Camera
Inspired by my project Give a Child a Camera…? Pop along to Open, Norwich on the 29th March. In association with those lovely folks at WEX Photographic – I’ll be giving a talk about #GiveaChildaCamera – how the project started, … Continue reading
Goodra in Rural Uganda
It was late afternoon and I was walking along a small track on the hillside high above Kabale (pictured in the background) Goodra, one of the children who had been taking part in#giveachildacamera came running through the field, towards me. … Continue reading
It certainly is #MoreThanAnImage
It’s terrific to see that the UK’s biggest and best (IMHO) photographic retailer is using one of my documentary images from rural Uganda in their #MoreThanAnImage campaign. “Among a diverse range of photographic assignments, Julian Claxton Photography uses his craft … Continue reading
Two Days Left |Give a Child a Camera Exhibition
If you’ve not already taken a trip to Sam’s Coffee in Lowestoft, you have just a couple of days left to visit the ‘Give a child a camera’ exhibition. Featuring the photographic work of children from Eden School, the exhibition … Continue reading
Tagged africa, children, East Africa, Eden school, exhibition, give a child a camera, Jules Claxton, julian. claxton, learning, life, lowestoft, new skiils, nikon, orphans, photography, photos, radio Norfolk, radio Suffolk, rwanda, Sams Coffee House, suffolk, summer, teaching, travel, uganda, UK photographer, Vounteer, Wex Photo
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