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Uganda 2010

From a young age I would be laden with hundreds of black and white images of lions, monkeys, cheetahs, flamingoes; much later I began to develop my own film and print from it, noticing familiar textures and smells in the process, realising that the shiny black pouch that my grandfather had gifted his prints from the safari parks in Kenya to me in was what fresh Ilford black and white printing paper came in. Folding my numerous fresh black pouches around the paper that somehow linked me with my grandfather, I never dared to think about the possibility of creating wildlife photographs of my own. Now is the time for daring.

July 04, 2010

Dance Together Uganda

Spent the evening in the back streets of Uganda in a large hall where 250 young Ugandans were learning to breakdance. The leader explained to us that everyone is a teacher and everyone is a learner. He, along with a few other guys, are in high school and have set up this dance group in order to get young kids off the streets. They plan to expand the project to include classes for reading and writing to teach kids who don't have the money to go to school. 












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