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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 Exhibition | Edinburgh
Give A Child A Camera Exhibition | Edinburgh This exhibition illustrates the latest work of the students in Southwest Uganda who were part of Give a Child a Camera V3 in 2018. Working with a group of children whose mothers … Continue reading
Tagged africa, cameras, children, edinburgh, exhibition, give a child a camera, learning, marps, photography, rwanda, scotland, Sex workers, teaching, uganda, Wex Photo, Work
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#Giveachildacamera talk at Open in Norwich
Have you been captivated by my African photographic project Give a Child a Camera? In conjunction with Wex Photographic I’ll be giving a talk at Open in Norwich during January about my project, the adventure that saw me out in … Continue reading
Tagged africa, african, child, children, crown, eden, education, give a child a camera, giveachildacamera, learning, norwich, open, photo, photo project, photography, rwanda, school, seminar, talk, talking, teaching, uganda, voluntary, wex, WEX Photographic, Work
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A glimpse at some of my work from 2014…
20 photos from my work in 2014. From the souqs of Marrakesh to leaning over the side of the lifeboat (& loosing some weight…) while trying to shoot a feature. it’s been a year that has been full of wonderful … Continue reading
Tagged africa, cutting, cycling, lifeboat, lowestoft, Marrakesh, olympic, photography, reed, rwanda, school, Tour de France, Tour of britain, uganda, Work
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Art on the streets of London
A few weeks back I was walking through the streets of East London and stumbled upon these guys working their magic under a railway bridge. I stood captivated by not only their art and the ability to create a picture … Continue reading
Tagged East, End, London, London; Art, Mile, photography, Streets, Work
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