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Tag Archives: jinja
Some Bonus Cat
I got up early today because the first rains of the new rainy season had come and the sunrise was spectacular. Then I went to check on the veg patch, and Peanut the cat came to assist me. These pics … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Snaps
Tagged cat, funny, garden, jinja, photography, photos, Uganda
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Jobless Millionaires
From a photoessay I did about miraa (khat) chewers in Jinja:
Posted in Snaps, Photography, travel
Tagged chewer, cigarette, jinja, khat, man, miraa, photo, photography, reportage, travel, Uganda
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Colours
Life is busy, but it’s still colourful.
Posted in Photography, Snaps
Tagged colours, jinja, photography, pretty, travel, Uganda, volkswagen
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Black Cat, White Cat. Mostly White Cat.
So Steven got a cat. He calls it cat, I call it Peanut, but all that is certain is that it likes dried fish and it mewls a lot. And it’s absurdly cute and very aware of that. All of … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged black cat white cat, goran bregovic, jinja, kitten, photography, Uganda
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Marabou? Don’t Mind If I Do.
I have a new house (more on that later) and am in the middle of trying to make it liveable. So to excuse my silence, here’s two pictures of marabou storks. I hope they make up for my continued absence.
Posted in Photography, travel
Tagged bird, jinja, marabou, photography, stork, travel, Uganda
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The Big Reveal
You’ve been asking, I’ve been promising, so here she is: Still a long way to go and I’m a little poor at the moment, but soon she’ll be perfect.
Matooke And Future Plans
Tomorrow I depart early for Kampala, where I will be meeting a friend and travelling to South Sudan to witness the secession, and the birth of South Sudan as an independent nation. This means the blog may fall a little … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, travel
Tagged jinja, matooke, photo, photographer, south sudan, travel, Uganda
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I’ll Just Leave This Here…
Big update on the bus coming up in the next couple of days…
Posted in Photography, Snaps, travel
Tagged campervan, jinja, Kombi, Uganda, volkswagen, VW
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Guess Who Has a 300mm Lens?
Expect more like this in the near future. Taken in the garden of the Busoga Trust guest house.
Shooting For The Busoga Trust
I’ve recently done a little work for the Busoga Trust, a water and sanitation NGO working in Uganda. It’s been brilliant work (though I still have to get down there to finish off!), and such a worthwhile charity. More pictures … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Snaps, travel
Tagged Africa, borehole, Busoga trust, charity, iganga, jinja, NGO, photography, travel, Uganda
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The Little Blue Shed in Images
You can find out more on http://www.thelittleblueshed.com/ . It’s a great charity!
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Tagged charity, jinja, mafubira, mothers, NGO, photography, sewing, the little blue shed, Uganda, women
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The Little Blue Shed Needs YOU!
The Little Blue Shed Project is a very small NGO which exists to help a group of ladies in Mafubira, Jinja, to earn a livelihood through sewing school uniforms, work clothes and dresses for sale within the local market. Tanja, … Continue reading