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Posts Tagged ‘India’
Monday, December 12th, 2011
Even a guy travelling around on his own dime acting tough likes a little romanticism every now and then. In my case I was seeking it in a desert sunset, alone. But the Sam desert that had been promoted so heavily by media back home turned out to be not a romatic site calling for introspection, but a chaotic circus. And yet still my desert sunset shot ultimately did turn out to my satisfaction. Read more » No Comments »
Thursday, October 6th, 2011
Canadian photographer Larry Louie bears the Travel Photographer of the Year award for 2010. Despite receiving this prestigious prize, he does not make his living from photography alone. Read more » No Comments »
Monday, April 18th, 2011
Through the lens of my camera
I see hope, I see laughter,
and the occasional “happily ever after.”
I see smiles and I see tears.
I see little children wise beyond their years.
I see resilience and human spirit, rising from despair.
I see people that refuse to live as victims of life's storm,
Instead of growing cold and bitter, their hearts are ever warm.
I see people who would walk a mile to quench a stranger’s thirst.
I see a child so kind and sweet, my heart will surely burst.
I see magic in a micro loan and all the HOPE it gives,
to change the way a person feels, and how his family lives.
I see people helping people with their children looking on.
A better world awaits them, a promising new dawn!
I see myself growing, and changing, into a better me. . .
because of the beautiful people
that I see.
...through the lens of my camera.
This beautiful poem was written by Pam Durkota. She is a photographer that, as her poem suggests, has seen much through her lens. As an active volunteer with HOPE worldwide and HOPE foundation, she has traveled quite extensively these past few years capturing the great work behind this organization. We had the wonderful opportunity to catch up with her. Read more » 1 Comment »
Wednesday, April 13th, 2011
How about a miniature camera that can do HD video? Or perhaps you’d like some giant photo prints instead? We have both of these for you today, and if you have a video-capable DSLR at home, then we can even show you how to simulate an 8mm camera from the fifties. And then you can wind down with several interesting photo sets and one great band. Read more » No Comments »
Monday, March 7th, 2011
Daryl Visscher really gets around!
He is a professional photographer that actually started out as a truck driver. Since those days, Visscher has moved on to become a professional photographer who does much of his work in India and the Middle East. His client list includes Time Magazine, Vanity Fair, Wall Street Journal, Rolls Royce, Dubal, The Guardian just to name a few. Recently we were able to catch up with him for just a few minutes of his time. He was just returning from Southern India. Read more » No Comments »
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