Voices of Haiti - A Daily Photo Essay
You owe it to yourself to see some of these beautiful pictures from haiti. My friend and photographer Jeremy Cowart explains why he put this together:
"After the 7.0 earthquake rocked Haiti on January 12th of this year, I was deeply moved as most of you were. For days I watched as the television flashed images of gloom and doom... dead bodies, crumbled buildings... It just felt like a heartless display of numbers and statistics. "How were the people feeling?" I wondered. I was tired of hearing endless reports from strangers that just arrived to this devastated nation. So I decided to go to Port-Au-Prince myself and ask them directly. My question was simply "What do you have to say about all this?" This photo essay reveals the many answers to that question."
Labels: Arts, Christianity, Compassion and Justice, God
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10:35 AM
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