The Daily Foto: Look at me Mom!
Phodographer Carolyn Lane in Macassar, South Africa, Feb. 2009
Accompanied by local resident Wendy Robain, we took over 100 pictures of children outside a public school near Cape Town, South Africa. When this girl’s mom came to meet her daughter she was totally surprised and thrilled to receive her first photograph of her child. Wendy added that she believes “we all need to do good everyday and make the best of it.”
The Daily Foto: Sharing Joy
Phodographer Madison Hughes (age 12!) in Santiago, Guatemala March 2009
While traveling overseas for the first time on springbreak Madison and her family practiced Dog Meets World together. In her words “It made me realize I take everything for granted, but made me happy because we took photos of the children and we were able to share with them their own picture which they never had.” Anyone traveling, for any reason can join the Dog Meets World community! Get involved today.
The Daily Foto: Cambodian School Boy
Phodographer Prof. Patrick Fleming in Siem Reap Cambodia, Aug. 2009
The Daily Foto: First photo from Colombia
Phodographer John Carr between Popayan and San Agustin, Colombia, Oct 2009
John Carr of London is backpacking through South America. He photographed Lianne when their bus stopped for a break. Both “she and her parents were delighted by the picture. The only doubt they had was how much it would cost them!” Sharing a photo is the gift of the Dog Meets World experience.
The Daily Foto: Metal art village
Phodographer Leah Hudson in Croix Bouquets, Haiti, April 2009
The Dog Meets World photo team randomly stopped in this village. Steeped in Haitian history, Croix-des-Bouquets, is a good example of Haitian creativity – it resonates with the sounds of the clanging and banging of the mallets and chisels in the process of transforming raw metal into stunning iron sculptures. This was our backdrop to taking & giving the children their first photographs!