Monday, August 24, 2009
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Wedding Season 2.0
I've learned alot over the past year, and having my new 5D is definitely helping me to propel to new skill levels. But I'll be busy processing the photos from this month's weddings for a little while so here's a couple throwbacks from last summer:
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Lala Land
Saturday, August 1, 2009
gettin ink done! a couple published works
Thursday, July 30, 2009
what football means to me (in HD)
Monday, July 27, 2009
a translation expert in kigali
Check out this video from his radio interview
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
the play for hope tourney
The tourney @ amahoro stade was a smash success. Hundreds came out to support the 12 teams involved, and the kids played very well on the main stage of kigali's national stadium. Here's some of the highlight shots:
Kimisagara v. Rugunga Day 1
Day 1 opening match boys from Samuduha march around stadium
street boys from Busanza with Rwanda star striker Jimmy Gatete (in black), and Radio10's "DJ Shaka" (back left wearing button-up) on July 15, 2009
boys from Kanombe are psyched for their match on day 1! July 15, 2009
player from Gatenga scores against the u-20 boys from Kanombe
Coach Erasto from Kimisagara preps his team before the championship match vs Gatenga. July 16, 2009
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
sniffing glue to get by
It was an eye opening experience to say the least..last week our team traveled from Africa New Life's street children ministry program to visit a couple of the places where the children call home.
To aid with hunger pangs, many children on the street sniff glue. This bottle is used by the boys to escape their impoverished reality, while simultaneously harming their young growing bodies.
These three boys shown just outside the bushes they sleep in every night, located within a new expensive housing development.
This is the boy's home, all of their possessions amount to a few boxes inside tall bushes located surprisingly close to 3 story mansions just on the other side of the field where they fiind their shelter.