Portrait #46—The Restless Foreman
A portrait of The Restless Foreman. Kurdistan, Iraq.
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A year of As much time as I need to take 50 as many posed portraits with only one lightas many lights as I want; a project designed to improve my camera work while blessing the people I encounter. You can see older portraits here, read the (original) rules of the (now more fluid) project here, or leave a comment below with your feedback.
Cooking Portrait Collage
While in Bangkok last January, I had the opportunity to shoot a bunch of adorable little girls who were a part of a cooking class.
These girls are estranged from their homes, Mhong refugees living in Bangkok under the care of my friend, Dwight Turner. I have crazy amounts of respect for Dwight and the way he does charity. His no-nonsense-irreverence and relationally-focused “funlanthropy” is refreshing to me, and I’m proud to support his work financially and through little photo projects like this one.
You can give toward his project here.
Portrait #45—The Rugged Urologist
A portrait of The Rugged Urologist. Kurdistan, Iraq.
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A year of As much time as I need to take 50 as many posed portraits with only one lightas many lights as I want; a project designed to improve my camera work while blessing the people I encounter. You can see older portraits here, read the (original) rules of the (now more fluid) project here, or leave a comment below with your feedback.
"Thanks and thanks again to Him who offers to the man whom the sorrows of life have assaulted and left naked--offers to him the fig leaf of the Word with which he can cover his wretchedness." -Søren Kierkegaard 
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