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Tag Archives: kabale
Give a Child a Camera | Develops
Give a Child a Camera is officially go! Thanks for being patient, as personal circumstances led to the delay of this much awaited part 4 of the project. This trip is a lot shorter than my regular projects, this is … Continue reading
Tagged giveachildacamera, kabale, katuna, marps, ngo, photo, photography, rural, uganda, vso
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Norwich Exhibition | Give a Child a Camera
Lovely PR for my Africa photo project Give a Child a Camera & the forthcoming exhibition at Norwich Playhouse Huge thanks to the lovely team at TMS Media for providing PR support for the project #giveachildacamera #africa #uganda #norwich #exhibition #photography http://www.lowestoftjournal.co.uk/…/julian-claxton-uganda-a…
Give a Child a Camera | V3 2018 | Uganda
Give a Child a Camera | V3 2018 | Uganda I’m really pleased to announce that #Giveachildacamera returns for 2018, where I will be rolling the project out to a group of young vulnerable children on the border with Rwanda. Give a … Continue reading
Tagged africa, african, children, fun, give a child a camera, giveachildacamera, kabale, kids, learning, photo, photography, project, rwanda, school, uganda, voluntary, vso, workshop
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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
Young Ugandan lad from the village
This young lad came from the local village and was working as a laborer with some builders. An Incredibly hard worker, he would often stop and stare at the Westerner, watching intently at every footstep I took, never showing any … Continue reading
The passion, commitment & love of children in Uganda
It’s been a while since I posted any images from my latest African adventure. Mainly because I’m holding back on some of the images as I’m still trying to secure a venue to exhibit at this summer and would prefer … Continue reading
Tagged children, closed, East Africa, Eden school, eyes, kabale, love, passion, prey, religion, travel, travel photography, uganda
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Mother & Father in Uganda
The father and mother at home in Uganda, February 2015
Tagged daily, documentary, father, home, kabale, life, mother, photography, uganda
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