Archive for the ‘Travel’ Category
Everything up to
Well, I’ve sent them off. All of the photos from Honduras. They’re done and I can’t wait to see which ones end up in the fall issue of World Vision’s Childview Magazine. (I’ve included some out takes from the trip above so you can get a sense of what I was up to over there.) It sure is nice to be home, sitting on my old couch in my new apartment, drinking coffee from my South Africa mug and listening to songs on repeat.
Clouds like mountains
I’ll climb home.
Honduras by phone
It’s pouring rain here in Yoro. I can hear each sharp drop on the aluminum roof of my hotel room. Outside cars are honking at each other, little girls in school uniforms share flimsy umbrellas as they run for it, and the supermarket with the giant electric yellow sign looks glorious.
This is my third time on assignment in Honduras in a year and a half. The scenery gets me every time. I’m still sorting through the mound of photographs from my assignment, but I thought you might like to see some snaps from my phone.
i) the mountains on the way from El Progresso to El Negrito
ii) the children at the local school decorated for our visit
iii) the view from my hotel window
Procrastinating
The best way to avoid doing work you don’t want to do is to convince yourself of the necessity of doing work that you do want to do. I saw these shots from Mali that I took last spring and I wanted to share them with you.
Back to Honduras
I was in Honduras this past December shooting for World Vision’s Victoria Campaign for Children. Tomorrow I am headed back to shoot for World Vision’s Gift Catalogue. When I was there in December I shot the above photos but I was so sick that I can barely remember the experience. I’m really excited to go back and really take it all in.
Boston and beyond
I took last week off. For the first half of the week my friend Marco and I went to Boston. When I came home I slept like it was my day job and dedicated my evenings to juvenile behavior. (I highly recommend this type of vacation.) Today I’m back to work in full force and loving it.
Three years
It has been 3 years since we were in Kisumu Kenya. I can’t believe it.
