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Tag Archives: HIV
Give a Child a Camera – 2019
It is the terrific passion, personality and the eagerness to learn that keeps me going back to Uganda. The wonderful learning environment at Eden means children are developing into fine young adults and I’m proud to think that some of … Continue reading
Tagged africa, Aids, children, Eastafrica, giveachildacamera, HIV, kids, learning, photography, project, rwanda, school, teaching, 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
Justus | Uganda
Justus, I met Justus last year in Western Uganda and was captivated by his community spirit and commitment to helping other people with HIV. He kindly agreed to become part of my documentary series. Justus is a peer … Continue reading
Tagged africa, Aids, Catholic, documentary, HIV, Illness, Image, photo, photography, portrait, rwanda, uganda
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Evas | Uganda | A Portrait
Whilst i’m running my project #giveachildacamera in East Africa, I always strive to understand the people i’m working with, their life, their community and generally what makes them tick as individuals. I met Evas through her daughter, who was … Continue reading
Tagged africa, documentary, give a child a camera, HIV, Illness, katuna, marps, nikon, poor, portrait, Rwanda. HIV, uganda, UK< Africa
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Wishing everyone a peaceful and healthy 2019
2018 has been another cracking year for my photography, projects and development. I’ve crossed paths with so many inspirational people who have had great stories to tell and I feel privileged to have shot images through the UK, Europe & … Continue reading
Give a Child a Camera | Norwich Exhibition
Really excited to announce the next Give a Child a Camera exhibition is being shown at the wonderful Playhouse in Norwich this autumn. Visit the Playhouse between the 30th October to 1st December and witness first hand a selection of … Continue reading
Tagged africa, art, Donate, emotive, empower, exhibition, give a child a camera, HIV, nikon, norfolk, norwich, olympus, photography, Playhouse, portraiture, uganda
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