Well, its taken a rather long time indeed, but the photos from Cambodia are finally finished and up on the website. You can view them by going to the "my travels" menu and selecting Cambodia. They are organised into sections as there are quite a lot of photographs from the trip. Phew, that was a bit of a mission! I must say I am rather pleased with the results, but they do make me miss my D700 somewhat!
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During my trip to Guatemala with Plan International, I went out to photograph some of the projects in the rural areas that Plan are actively involved in. This was a great opportunity for me to see first hand the work that Plan does, and to spend a little time in the communities photographing the children that directly benefit from our work. It was an amazing look into Latin American culture, and one that has really enforced in my mind how important it is for us to continue to help those in need in this world. So here is a run down of the events during my short stay in Guatemala. We started the day early...
Read more...Well, I have finished going through the photos from Salama in Guatemala and I have uploaded some of them to my portfolio. If you want to see some of my favourites you can see them here: http://www.lomayani.com/guatemala-2012/ I am still doing the write up which will be added to the page next week, which will give the story behind the photos and the context in which Plan works with these rural communities.
Read more...Well, I have returned safely from Guatemala and am now battling the fun of jet lag and lack of sleep! I have started working on selecting and processing the images and video from the trip and I will post them here soon. I saw some amazing sights over there, but more importantly, I have been exposed to the kind of work that we do at Plan at a social and personal level and to be honest, it has inspired me greatly to ensure that I do as much as I can to help out. I will post a full writeup and images here in the next few days.
Read more...This video shows some of the work that we at Plan do to help free young girls from the Kalamari slave system in Nepal. Its this kind of work that makes me proud to be working at Plan. If you want more information on the work that we do, visit the Plan International website.
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