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Fifty Shades of Green
Take an aerial tour through the evergreen mountains, tea fields and villages of Fort Portal and Bundibugyo districts in western Uganda. You won’t get a better view of the area without chartering a helicopter. I shot this with my drone in between assignments in Zambia and Georgia last month while on a road trip to visit friends.
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Latin Connection Part 2
Guatemala.
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Latin Connection – part 1
Ecuador: I shot mostly video on this trip, but not sure when those stories will see the light of day. Happy school children and really tall mountains were the norm. It sure is cold up in them hills. Ecuador’s snow-capped kingpin, Mt. Chimborazo, can be seen in the distance of the landscape below. Other shots of ChildFund’s interventions display livelihood initiatives centered on knitting and agriculture.
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It Takes a Chicken
In the US we love our pets. In many other parts of the world, they need them. I recently visited a few families in Kenya who depend on their chickens for their livelihood. ChildFund New Zealand’s Gifts that Grow program allows New Zealanders to buy livestock for needy families who will use them as sources of income, nutrition… and happiness.
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Drought and the Ethiopian Water Crisis
An assignment for ChildFund documenting the organization’s efforts to bring clean water to the people of Fentale and Adama Districts in drought-stricken Ethiopia.
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Vertical Beauty
Recently for MCC and ChildFund… faces from Cape Verde and Ethiopia.
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Hard Labor
Child labor was largely stamped out in the US 100 years ago, but across the globe more than 160 million children are still involved in the practice. Today we have the opportunity to eradicate it completely. What steps will we take?
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