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[elnukawo]

Quarry Chronicles…8: Nights & Deuces

There were nights I’d just go around and make small talk. People appreciate the little attention. Why do you think Social media is thriving? I guess we can be social without the media

[elnukawo]

Quarry Chronicles...7: Papa 2

So Mr. Thanasis; Papa 2 as he is fondly called by the workers, was like a father figure. Really got his hands dirty and was compassionate about the workers. Every ready to pour out from his experience to develop the ones he supervised.

Though he wasn’t fluent in English, I noticed something shocking...he and they guys he worked with at the pit had some kind of sign language they’d signal each other from a great distance and immediately info was clear...no need for words. I was like wow! now this is a jedi ...I’m trying to get people who even have masters from the abroad to understand my own ‘kenkele’ hand gestures and we are struggle with ‘come agains’...this baba dey do am to awon loki and they gerrit. kai! twale....

This images were taking on his last day at the quarry. Up until his ride 30mins to his ride for the airport, he was still working like he was still a staff. People we still wondering if he was still leaving or he was pulling their legs. Never, seen such dedication. The mood wasn’t upbeat that day....cause Papa 2 was gone.

[elnukawo]

Quarry Chronicles ...5: Not such a random thought

And here’s the miracle of art: when we do create just for ourselves, and we do it in the truest way possible, there might be some person that is touched in some way by your honesty. Your search for beauty. Your unflinching gaze. Your willingness to ask the hard questions. The astonishingly rare courage to be yourself.... If you search for joy in the applause or recognition of even one other person before you find it in yourself, not only might you never find it, you might discover the art you make begins to have less and less of your own voice within it. - David duChemin

[amivitale]

Beautiful work by my friend David duChemin (@davidduchemin) showcasing his work in Ethiopia and Kenya. There are 500 copies of his limited-edition book, Pilgrims & Nomads, available now. The book opens with Pilgrims, a body of work created in Lalibela, Ethiopia over the last 10 years. The second half, Nomads, features David’s work among the nomadic and semi-nomadic pastoralists of Northern Kenya, photographed in collaboration with The Boma Project (@thebomaproject) and the communities of the north. Each copy is hand-signed and numbered and available through the link in @davidduchemin’s bio. This week I’m sharing recommendations for books from photographers I love that would make wonderful gifts this holiday season. Please join me in supporting these amazing photographers! #photojournalism #davidduchemin #ethiopia #kenya #africa #whyiloveafrica #northernkenya #everydayafrica #travel https://www.instagram.com/p/Bq0UkODlx2Y/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1l657nbqj8dho

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