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The life-song of a light-thirsty photographer on a great adventure.
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Join us on a 16 mile hike/swim down the Virgin River in Zion National Park.
Song: Dirty Guv'nahs "Baby We Were Young"
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Addis Ababa - I visited Salem each morning for 17 days. Loving thousands was overwhelming, so I just loved one. With her permission and dignity, I recorded the world from her perspective. Watch them.
My interactions with Salem changed me. Bending to her level, greeting her, rubbing her back, her kissing my hands, my whispering in her ear that's she's beautiful, and her leprous eyes glowing once she believed it. These are moments I'll never forget.
This is meant to pull questions from within you, not answer them. I assure you I do not have your answers. I do ask that you consider her film in the light of what good may have come rather than despair, and see what happens.
You remember their 1984 famine, parched land, and distended bellies. But have you seen the fields of waving teff, the tropical forests, or the joy of heaven in the eyes of the children?
This is a collection of video clips I shot during four separate photo assignments all across Ethiopia during the month of May, 2010.
From mini-bus to bajoj and rocky northern deserts to southern tropical mountains... come see Ethiopia the Beautiful.
Canon 5D Mark II
Kessler Pocket Dolly
Music: Ethiopian Millienium Collection
Davis Parker's family hosted a bright Ethiopian high school student named Fasil at their home in Huntsville, AL last year. Fasil was part of the Cherokee Exchange Program.
This afternoon, Davis and I visit Fasil's home in Addis Ababa. His extraordinarily gracious mother lavishes us with every known delicacy.
She sprinkles the floor with grasses. The air fills with incense. Our stomachs fill to the brim with delicious injera and meat dishes. The traditional coffee ceremony commences.