Last December 2017, we decided to travel to Kenya from Uganda by bus. I took some videos and compiled them to a vlog. Check out my Kenya Travel Vlog here. Thank you!
Through the Lens: Malaria in Africa
Two years ago, I wrote this blog post about my near death experiences in Burkina Faso. I got sick with Malaria, missed a coup d'etat and a terror attack. That's why this photo is very important to me. Malaria changed me. I borrowed a couple of paragraphs from that post but you can always check … Continue reading Through the Lens: Malaria in Africa
Through The Lens: Overcoming my Stage Fright
I'm very lucky to be part of the three out of four operator trainings in Uganda. I was supposed to just assist but they asked me to be a trainer. It's weird that I'm still a trainee myself but I don't have any choice. Also, I'm not much of a talker actually so speaking in … Continue reading Through The Lens: Overcoming my Stage Fright
Through the Lens: First of the Roll
This photo was taken with my very first roll of film. Literally the first frame of the roll as you can see with the frame burn. I didn't know that this is a thing until I read a post from our Facebook Film Group. There's even a dedicated instagram page (@f1rstoftheroll) for this beautiful thing. … Continue reading Through the Lens: First of the Roll
NEW SERIES! NEW SERIES!
Hi guys! I'm doing a new series for my blog and it was inspired by Cordilleras Film Collective's Behind the Image segment. There's no title yet so maybe you can help me with that. But I'm thinking how about Through the Lens (wink) or Off-cam? It's an every other day post so keep your eyes peeled. I … Continue reading NEW SERIES! NEW SERIES!
Scammed in Nairobi, Kenya: Photographers Beware
If you are following me on Instagram, you should know that I love taking long walks and street photography has a special place in my heart. One of the main reasons why I chose Nairobi, Kenya for my Christmas Vacation is to explore the city and venture to street photography more. But what happened yesterday … Continue reading Scammed in Nairobi, Kenya: Photographers Beware
Lifestyle Change
I’m used to working non-stop. In my last site, I work from 5:30 to 16:30. That’s Monday through Saturday. My work load in that minesite in Burkina Faso was not a joke. I get just enough energy to eat dinner and that’s about it. Haggardo Versoza days in Burkina FasoFast forward to my site here … Continue reading Lifestyle Change
