1. What is a reality or perk to being a Humanitarian photographer? The reality to Humanitarian photography is that it’s 85% traveling (planes, cars, trains, buses, tuk tuks), 10% editing, and 5% shooting on the field. The best moments are spending time with the people you’re photographing. The brief time you get to spend with […]
I was looking at the website of an incredible extreme sports photographer today, and was amazed to find that sometimes the risk he runs is greater than the athlete. Either way the photos he takes are breathtaking, and he finds his way into spots of the world few others go, and were they to do […]
John and Bethany are the husband and wife team of Duoimagery whose talent in photography, and love for humanity has always inspired me. They are currently studying missions in South Africa, and as they both have a keen love of nature, have taken some fun excursions into some beautiful places in South Africa. When I contacted […]
Dear tourist city Filled to the brim with Glorious light and breathtaking sunsets Beautiful crystal clear seas sparkling Vacationists staying at tropical paradise Why is light a cover for breath-halting darkness? Why is beauty treated as a commodity to be sold like cattle? Why is paradise for some a living hell for others? Dear floating […]
I met Christina Hastings at the 2014 Christian World View Film Festival and overheard her mention that she is interested in missions and humanitarian photography. Of course I had to introduce myself as these two topics are interests of mine, and she agreed to contribute a blog post and photos of a recent trip to Thailand. When I […]