Monthly Archives: July 2010

Link International in Uganda – 4. The Beads Community

Note: This is one of a series of blogs I’m posting about my recent trip to Africa for a month’s charity photography for Link International, documenting their projects around Uganda One of the many interesting projects run by Link International around Kampala (The Ugandan Capital) is in what they call the ‘beads community’. Women fleeing…

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Tim Hall - Barnaby, I’ve been there so often, I’ve spoken to them, heard their songs, rolled their beads, held their hands and your pictures still drive me to tears – thank you for so powerfully recording these emotions and people…yes, real people. And you know what – I didn’t think our visits were that significant but I think your photographs are telling me something different.

So appreciative,

Tim

Tianshi Indonesia - its very original photograps

Ben Spear - Fascinating and beautiful my friend! Love em :)

Link International in Uganda – 3. Uganda from the road

Note: This is one of a series of blogs I’m posting about my recent trip to Africa for a month’s charity photography for Link International, documenting their projects around Uganda Spending nearly a month driving up & down Kenya & Uganda, I shot a lot of images out of vehicle windows. I’ve posted a few…

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Erica Turney - I’ve been really enjoying your Uganda/Kenya blog’s, the photos are fab and totally inspiring. Africa holds a big place in my heart! It looks like you had an amazing time!

Barnaby Aldrick - Ta E! Great to hear you’ve been enjoying my adventures! x

Kenya Drive & Link International Uganda Trip – Image Download links

Greetings y’all! Most of you will be aware that I’ve spent the past month in Kenya & Uganda.  Above are the full team that endured my constant snapping. I’ve decided to make the ‘web-ready’ (ie. blog/emailable/facebook size) images available for all (team or otherwise) to download here from my blog, to share and spread around….

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