Several images I took in Haiti after the January 2010 earthquake were used in a video for the song “In the Name of Love” performed by the Gospel and Urban group Krystaal. The video states, “Proceeds go to World Vision’s Haiti Emergency Relief fund.” Below is the video used to promote the song via the Internet.

Watch “In the Name of Love”

You can also download “In the Name of Love” Here

Krystaal - Save a Child Poster for "In the Name of Love"

Krystaal - Save a Child Poster for "In the Name of Love"

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Canon vs Nikon

March 7, 2010 News / Updates
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The battle continues year after year for photographers, Canon vs Nikon. I have to admit I think both are extremely good cameras and each have their own pluses or minuses. In the end though I refer to the old saying, “Guns don’t kill people, people kill people”, meaning it’s really the person behind the camera [...]

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Streets of Destruction – Haiti

March 2, 2010 Images
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The maze of streets around Port-Au-Prince all look very similar. Concrete and rubble spill into the street where a home or even a school once stood. Because many buildings have walls surrounding you can walk past a collapsed home without knowing. Only a crooked roof or partially destroyed wall will offer a clue to the [...]

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Photoshop Tip – Add Punch with Contrast Adjustment Layer

March 1, 2010 Photo Tips
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In this photography tip I am going to show you a little secret I use to get a little extra “punch” using the Brightness/Contrast Adjustment Layer in Photoshop.
Time: 10 minutes
Steps: 7
Level: Everyone
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Jimani Border crossing into Haiti

February 14, 2010 Images
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This is the Jimani border crossing into Haiti. Just through the gate is Haiti. It is crowded with buses, trucks, and other vehicles making their way to Port-Au-Prince. It creates a huge bottleneck for getting much needed supplies to earthquake victims. We sat at the border for three hours before we could pass. The road [...]

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Ten People Died Here

February 12, 2010 Images
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One of my night’s in Haiti was spent sleeping on the concrete at an orphanage in Carrefour. I awoke to the children in the orphanage saying their morning prayers. The orphanage did not collapse but due to the damage the children must remain outside. Just down the street from the orphanage is a home that [...]

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Digging Through a School

February 10, 2010 Images
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The streets in Haiti are lined with piles of rubble, some only wide enough for a single car to pass. Homes have been abandoned and people have moved into the streets or in tent cities. There are no bulldozers or heavy equipment. People dig through the rubble with their bare hands.
The men in this image [...]

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Arrive in Santo Domingo

February 8, 2010 News / Updates

Well we made it to Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic. As you can imagine there were a lot of humanitarian teams on our flight having to go the same route we are going.
We met Martine and Jean Luc of Diakonos International who have an orphanage in the town of Carrefour, just west of Port-Au-Prince. [...]

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Haiti Trip February 8

February 7, 2010 News / Updates

On February 8th I will be traveling to Haiti. I am going to document a small orphanage outside of Port-Au-Prince that takes care of 35-40 children. This orphanage has very little support and often wonder where the meals will come from each day.
I count on having no way to post dispatches via the Internet but [...]

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Thai Monk at Border

January 28, 2010 Photo Essay
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I caught this interesting photo at the border of Thailand and Laos. The border itself was just a small fence but you did have to go through a small checkpoint to get between countries.
See larger image HERE

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Photos from Haiti

January 26, 2010 News / Updates

I posted a few days ago about humanitarian photographer Zoriah traveling to Haiti to cover the earthquake. Well Zoriah has posted some images from Haiti. Goto zoriah.net to see his update and images.
WARNING- Some of the images are graphic.
I encourage everyone to contribute what they can and remember Haiti will need help in months and [...]

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