Samsung NV-10
I bought a new camera for my trip, and I’ve been pretty happy with it. I’m ashamed to say that I bought it for its retrofabulous styling, but it turns out that it can take some decent pictures, too, with reasonable preprogrammed modes and full manual control when I want to play with it. I’m including a range of sample photos, below.
Prosper, the director of the Goma Student Fund‘s Mugunga school:
Rocks and algae, where the house property meets the lake:
Mosquito net in my room:
Expat friends at a party, last night. Photo taken on auto, under fluorescents:
Masks at the nearby woodcarving studio:
Kids at the Addis Ababa airport:
Related Posts:
- Fighting Beyond the Country Club Walls (August, 2007)
- Updated GSF Site (November, 2007)
- Congo line! (August, 2007)
- Video from the Mugunga Camps (January, 2008)
- Mugunga (September, 2007)
September 1st, 2007 at 8:16 am
Great shots!
September 2nd, 2007 at 4:37 pm
How did you get to be surrounded by so many cuties? Where are they from? and what are they doing in Congo?
YOu will have a chance to compare the frustration of working in Africa with that in Vietnam a few years ago. Hope it won’t be too bad. Love, Mom
September 3rd, 2007 at 12:40 am
That one photo was just the HEAL Africa people, Mom. The older gentlemen is the President on the US side of the organization. As for the women, a couple are doctors or nurses, a couple are medical students, and others are teachers or researchers. They’re from all over the world: the UK, Austria, Australia…
And yes, they’re cute. The expat community here is male-dominated (lots of pilots, for example) so the rest of the guys are all pretty jealous of the fact that I’m the only young guy at the HEAL Africa house