Photographing local residents isn’t so simple.
Wendy Simmons September 18, 2017
It was as if joy had somehow managed to come full circle. I was sitting in my New York apartment, smiling at photos of a family smiling at photos I had taken of them outside their home in Maputo, Mozambique, two months earlier. Read more
We couldn’t carry water with us since we were in the Sahara (and on the road) for 18 days, so like everyone else in Chad (aside from those who live in N’Djamena, the capital city) we relied on wells for water. You know you’ve reached a well when suddenly there are animals. TONS of animals. Read more
Christmas Day I saw a partridge in a pear tree. Only there wasn’t a pear tree, there were four partridges, and I was in the middle of the Sahara Desert in Chad.
I was there on holiday, taking an 18-day road trip that spanned nearly 4,000 kilometers (which, I was…
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Look at this photo! These kids’ expressions! C’mon! Replace me with a high fashion model and you have a Vogue editorial shoot! Read more
This photo is not altered. That is the sun.
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