COMFORT: (fourth in the Mother’s Day series) This Wodaabe Fulani grandmother is providing comfort and security to her timid grandchild, who has never before seen a white person. Read more…

COMFORT: (fourth in the Mother’s Day series) This Wodaabe Fulani grandmother is providing comfort and security to her timid grandchild, who has never before seen a white person. Read more…
MULTITASKING: (third in the Mother’s Day Series) Like mothers across the world, Againakou must juggle caring for her young Agoubouley, and work at the same time. Read more…
Sunday was mother’s day in the USA. While I actually believe that every day is mother’s day, I would like to dedicate this week in particular to mothers around the world by showcasing mothers through my pictures. Read more…
How could I claim to be a voice for the voiceless if I were to retract as a coward? Then, truly, I would be allowing the terrorists to win. Read more…
First kiss. First love. Fassely and Mariama in adoration, lounging on a pirogue drifting along the Niger River. Reminds me of a beautiful Mary Oliver poem, “Not Anyone Who Says”: Not anyone who says, “I’m Read more…