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Alicia Fox Interviewed by Acaté, Peru

August 02, 2019 aliciafox Articles, Ethical Photography, Humanitarian Photography, Indigenous, NGO photography, Peru, Photography Tips, South America Photos, Travel Photography, Volunteering Latin America tags: amazon go, amazon peru, amazon photographer, amazon tribes, australian humanitarian photographer, culture photographer, humanitarian photographer, ngo photographer, peru ngo, photos of the amazon, tribe ngo, tribes of the amazon 0 comments
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Acate interviews photographer, Alicia Fox about her experience photographing in The Amazon region of Peru Read More

Vivienne Westwood’s New Memoir, “Get a Life”

December 22, 2016 aliciafox Eco Photography, Ethical Photography, Humanitarian Photography, NGO photography, Peru, portrait, South America Photos, Travel Photography, Volunteering Latin America tags: amazon photographer, amazon photos, charity photographer, climate action, climate change, Climate Revolution, cool earth, diaries of vivienne westwood, documentary photographer, GET A LIFE! The Diaries of Vivienne Westwood, humanitarian photographer, humanitarian photos, indigenous peru, indigenous photos, nap photographer, new book, ngo photographer, peru, peru photographer, peru photography, photographer south america, save the rainforest, the amazon, Vivienne Westwood, Vivienne Westwoods book 0 comments
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I was thrilled to receive a parcel from Profile Books in London, opening the packaging to see my photographs on the pages of Vivienne's new book, GET A LIFE! The Diaries of Vivienne Westwood. Vivienne and I are both fervent supporters of Cool Earth, a UK charity which is saving rainforest in Papua New Guinea, Peru, and D.R.Congo... Read More

My Amazon Portraits Featured

September 11, 2013 aliciafox Central America, Humanitarian Photography, NGO photography, Peru, portrait, South America Photos, Travel Photography, Volunteering Latin America tags: amazon children, amazon photographer, amazon portraits, amazon tribe photos, australian eco photographer, australian humanitarian photographer, australian photographer, australian travel photographer, eco photographer, eco photographer australia, ethical photographer, ethical photographer australia, humanitarian photographer, humanitarian photographer australia, indigenous children, indigenous photographer australia, indigenous photos, inspiring story, ngo photographer australia, photography that matters, portrait photographer, sydney eco photographer, sydney humanitarian photographer, sydney ngo photographer, sydney portrait photographer, sydney travel photographer, travel photographer, travel photographer Australia, travel photos, tribal photos, tribe photographer australia, tribe photographer sydney, tribe photos 0 comments
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My photos and I are being featured on fivepointfive.org and I think you should check it out, here.  You’ll gain an insight into my project Portraits of The Disappearing Amazon, a 3 month journey which will changed my life.  You can also get the background story on some of my favourite portraits from the project, and the beautiful people within them.   Five Point Five is about inspiring you to do those things that you will remember with satisfaction for the rest of your life.  They are all about travel, lifestyle and making a positive difference in the world – 3 things that are really important to me too.  The website offers information and mini documentaries on volunteering overseas, as well as travel resources and inspiration.  So go get inspired…   Portraits of the Disappearing Amazon by Alicia Fox Read More

Portraits of The Disappearing Amazon

October 20, 2012 aliciafox Peru, portrait, South America Photos, Travel Photography, Volunteering Latin America tags: amazon boy photo, amazon explorer photos, amazon faces, amazon girl photo, amazon humanitarian photo, amazon images, amazon indigenous photos, amazon man photo, amazon peru photographer, amazon photographer, amazon portrait, amazon portraits, amazon tribe, amazon tribe photo, amazon woman photo, ashaninka, ashaninka tribe, cat woman, cat woman photo, deep amazon photos, depths of the amazon, face paint photo, grass skirt amazon, peru amazon tribe photo, peru humanitarian photo, peru photographer, peru portrait, peru portraits, peruvian portrait, photo, photo of amazon woman, portrait of amazon, rare amazon photos, rare peru photos, south american boy, south american girl, south american man, south american woman, traditional amazon photo, traditional peru photograph, traditional photo, travel photographer, travel photography peru amazon, tribal amazon, tribal amazon photo, tribe faces, woman with spikes, yagua, yagua peru 0 comments
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  Dreams are worth chasing.   It was June 2012.  I had a dream to travel into the depths of the Amazon and photograph tribes that I’d heard may disappear within my lifetime.  If I didn’t follow my dream, perhaps no one would capture images of these people, whose cultures had fascinated me since I was a little girl.  Perhaps no one would create a visual memory of their traditional way of life for the future generations to remember and appreciate.   I had no contacts and no leads, but something within me told me I could do it, and that I had to do it.  I committed myself to the project and spent the following 2 months exploring the Amazon of Peru in search of tribes to photograph in their traditional dress to create a visual documentation of how life looks, or looked, for peoples whose traditional way of life is being slowly, or in many cases, rapidly forgotten.   I hope to return to the Amazon soon to continue encountering and photographing the vast and diverse tribal cultures that live within the mysterious jungle.  This project turned out to be one of the most amazing experiences of my […] Read More

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