In 2006, I spent several months in Ghana, West Africa, one of the most visually striking places I've ever been. Hot, bright, and loud are the only adjectives I have to describe it. A truly exciting and overwhelming experience.
Sidewalk in Kumasi - I snapped this while in a taxi at a red light. Everywhere you look in Ghana, the colors are so intense and beautiful.
Kumasi Central Market - An aerial shot of the Kumasi Central Market, a maze of crowded shops stretching on for miles.
Artist Studio, Accra - A sculptor in Accra allowed me to tour his personal studio. He worked mostly with recycled trash to create complicated, often humorous sculptures. His studio was a mess, but very inspiring!
Trinity Home Orphanage, Tutu - These kids were very excited to have their picture taken. I love the proud look on the tall boy's face.
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Sidewalk in Kumasi - I snapped this while in a taxi at a red light. Everywhere you look in Ghana, the colors are so intense and beautiful.
Kumasi Central Market - An aerial shot of the Kumasi Central Market, a maze of crowded shops stretching on for miles.
Artist Studio, Accra - A sculptor in Accra allowed me to tour his personal studio. He worked mostly with recycled trash to create complicated, often humorous sculptures. His studio was a mess, but very inspiring!
Trinity Home Orphanage, Tutu - These kids were very excited to have their picture taken. I love the proud look on the tall boy's face.http://obruniabroad.blogspot.com/
http://sara-christine.blogspot.com/
2 comments:
Thank you so much for posting my pictures! It's an honor to be part of your wonderful blog.
I love learning about Africa. Thank you :)
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