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I-India Humanitarian Photography in India

December 12, 2017 aliciafox Ethical Photography, Humanitarian Photography, NGO photography, Port Macquarie, portrait, Travel Photography tags: crescent head photographer, eco photographer, ethical photographer, humanitarian photographer, india ngo, indian charity, indian schools, indian slum, jaipur ngo, nfp photographer, ngo photographer, Port Macquarie Photographer, portraits india, pro bono photographer, travel photographer, volunteer india 0 comments
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As you may have read in previous posts, while I was in India I volunteered with a wonderful organisation in Jaipur, I-India photographing 7 of their projects.  For my recent photography exhibition, One World through which I raised money for I-India, I created these information sheets to help communicate to visitors the life-changing work I-India are doing.   Please take a read through, and let me know if you would like any more information about the organisation or my time with them.  You can also watch my short video about the experience HERE.   Namaste!         Click on the posters to open them at a large resolution   See my posts about I-India’s village school and Marble village school  Read More

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