Some friends of mine approached me the other day about starting a photography project to keep closer to each other, but as well to sharpen our practice by creating themes each week or almost every week. But with all of us all over the place, it will be quite a task and will be all over the place.
For me, I have steady internet for the first time in 2 weeks. So, I'm a little late on posting.
For me, I have steady internet for the first time in 2 weeks. So, I'm a little late on posting.
To all those wondering, I'm in Rasape, Zimbabwe right now. I have more posts coming up but need to catch up on some other emails and other monotonous tasks. I wanted to give at least one installment photo plus a glimpse of what I've been up to for the last few weeks. This is my interpretation of human touch.
The woman to the right is Terri Cash, founder of hands of grace- Africa. This lady has no fear and if she has fear, you certainly can't tell. She takes things as they happen and if things aren't going as planned-- she makes another plan. Hands of Grace-Africa is an awesome program about creating through craft while becoming sustainable and empowered people with the foundation of being centered around Christ. Read her story.
The woman to the right is Terri Cash, founder of hands of grace- Africa. This lady has no fear and if she has fear, you certainly can't tell. She takes things as they happen and if things aren't going as planned-- she makes another plan. Hands of Grace-Africa is an awesome program about creating through craft while becoming sustainable and empowered people with the foundation of being centered around Christ. Read her story.
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