



The many faces of Africa will forever be embedded in my mind. Of the fifteen hundred photos I took, these are several of my favorites. I looked for the unusual opportunities to shoot these beautiful people. Their eyes speak volumes of hardship, sadness, joy, love, and life itself. When looking at these photos I can smell the smells of Africa, hear the foreign language along with the broken English, the laughter of children, and feel the love they had for us.
3 comments:
I absolutely agree! What an amazing journey! Thank you for sharing it with everyone!
wow laur, those pictures are really good. I love the one with the little boy with his hat turned up! they look like they should be in a brochure! gOOD JOB!
These pictures are amazing. You truly captured the spirit of Africa. I am always thinking "I wish I could give this to those cute little Africa kids". And.. It's all because of you!
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