While we were conducting a home visit, these two boys came tromping back from working out in the fields. They were instantly curious as to who the strangers in their house were. They looked so cute in their matching cowboy hats that I asked to take...
Everyday that I walked to work at the Health Center, I took a shortcut over this hill with the broken down adobe house on one side and the new adobe house on the other, complete with a family of 10. This morning I was waiting for my companion, and...
While on the way to a community called Muluva, I took this photo. Not only was it during the dry season, but it was during one of the worst dry seasons that Guatemala had experienced in a long time. The path winds through the mountains with almost...
This photo from August 24th, 2007 was taken in my site of Ruta'i, Torin, Caaguazu in Paraguay. It is of a boy loading an oxcart with sugarcane that will be used to feed other animals.
A tiny, indigenous town in the middle of the mountains in the department of Quiche, Guatemala, a beautiful place that has kept up the traditions of the K'iche people as well as the language. I took this photo my first month, and while sitting on...
I took this photo on May 16th, 2008 in Alto Paraguay. The Rio Paraguay is an active lifeline for the people of the region, but it was a picture of serenity at this moment.
Date of photo: 8-10-10; This photo was taken during site visit in China. It was the first time I would see my new town. The weather was a miserable 106 degrees and I was feeling frustrated because I hadn't yet mastered the language, however, when I...
This was the view out the front door of my house in the pueblo. That particular day, a storm had just swept in as the neighbor began to burn his yard. The smoke rose up and danced with the wind as I went inside to grab my camera and try to capture...
This photo was taken on a home visit. The mother of the house is all alone because the children have gone off to school and she has finished all the household chores. Her house, though simple, is well-kept and not to mention has an amazing view.
I snapped this photo while at a home visit of a house located way up in the mountains. It reflects the chores of daily life, which are bound within the home, but whose effects stretch out into infinity, which is represented by the rolling green...