Daily Foto: American flag in Uganda
Phodographer Marti Johnson and students at an orphanage in Kampala, Uganada, March 2010
You will never know just how important that photo will be long after it is taken and given.
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Daily Foto: A Thank You Note from Uganda
Student Phodographer from an Orphanage in Kampala, Uganda March 2010
In a email received yesterday: I am Edwin from Kenya and working in Uganda as a missionary under Touch The World Uganda. Thanks for send (supplies with) Marti Johnson to take Photos of our orphan children. Many of them has never had a photo of there own. They are very excited to own printed photo. I have never heard of a photograph project. It really touches the live of our kids.
Daily Foto: Changing Perspectives in Uganda
Phodographer Marti Johnson in Kampala, Uganda January 2010
Marti, a recent college grad currently lives and works within St. Mary Kevin Orphanage, a facility home to over 150 orphans. Her job is to coordinate our child sponsorship program which provides for the basic needs to the children. Marti’s passion for photography led her to develop Project Perspective, a separate program to teach photography to the children in order to provide the world with a new perspective of African youth (Project Perspective).
These are some of her Primary Six students. To teach them about Dog Meets World she took and printed their pictures. She asked the kids in her photo class about owning pictures. For a majority, these were the first images of themselves that they have ever owned! The students are excited to share DMW with other children as student phodographers.
Daily Foto: DMW Helpers in Uganda
NEW Phodographer Marti Johnson in Kampala, Uganda February 2010
Marti, a recent college grad has returned to work with orphans in the east African country of Uganda under Touch the World Uganda. These are some of her photography students from her Project Perspective that will be assisting her in practicing Dog Meets World. Marti noted “They were soooo incredibly excited about starting DMW! I explained that children all around the world have participated and that they were going to help capture the children of Uganda…. and then the printing- they watched every single picture come out!” Can’t wait to see the DMW photos that the students and Marti will share. Thank you!