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How I See the World

When asked to pick my favorite images, these are the ones that I keep coming back to. They define who I am as a photographer and how I see the world.
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  • Me too please

    Me too please

    Young kids pose for the camera in the streets of Debre Tabor, Ethiopia. April 2013

  • Let Me See

    Let Me See

    Education has found to be protective against child marriage. Girls who finish secondary school are less liekly to be married before the age of 18 and will have fewer children over the course of their life. Young girls peak through a window of the school in their village, outside of Debre Tabor, Ethiopia Young girls peak through a window of the school in their village, outside of Debre Tabor, Ethiopia

  • Huddled

    Huddled

    Young married girls sit together outside Debre Tabor, Ethiopia.

  • Where Do I Look Through?

    Where Do I Look Through?

    A young married girl is learning how to use a camera for a photovoice project near Debre Tabor, Ethiopia

  • Too Young to Wed

    Too Young to Wed

    The TESFA project worked to improve economic and sexual and reproductive health outcomes for the highly marginalized population of child brides – married, divorced and widowed adolescent girls. A portrait of a young married girl in the Amhara Region of Ethiopia

  • In the light.

    In the light.

    There is humor and hope. And oh, how I live for that smile. Series: This is my life.

  • overwhelmed

    overwhelmed

    In my worst moments, I feel like a failure of a parent. Series: This is my life.

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  • Moments

    Moments

    I find my best moments, somewhere in between magic and make believe. Series: This is my life.

  • Tender

    Tender

    She is one of the kindest people I have ever met. Series: This is my life.

  • Robyne Hayes 1520- Maya Traditions- Guatemala Photographers Without Borders

    Robyne Hayes 1520- Maya Traditions- Guatemala Photographers Without Borders

  • Introductions

    Introductions

    Near the Altilan Lake region of San Juan. Women Artisans are banding together to form cooperatives.

  • Elena's Hands

    Elena's Hands

    Most women in the region still wear traditional woven clothing, such as the Huipil (blouse) however, slowly times are changing as women switch to more modern blouses. That is why it is essential for these women to find markets that provide a fair wage for their products.

  • Devotion

    Devotion

    The women involved in these programs are able to earn income for their families and ensure that their children can receive an education.

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