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Volunteer Photographer for Opportunity Nicaragua

June 07, 2011 aliciafox Central America, Nicaragua, portrait, Travel Photography, Volunteering Latin America tags: granada nicaragua, ngo nicaragua, ngo photographer, npo photographer, photo nicaragua, photographer nicaragua, photography nicaragua, photos of granada, volunteer nicaragua, volunteer photographer 0 comments
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Volunteering with Opportunity Nicaragua was an wonderful experience that allowed me a glimpse into the lives of many hardworking artisanas and farmers around Granada, who despite adversity, can go through life with a smile. The experience gave me perspective on how tough life is for so many people throughout the world, and how fortunate I am to live the life I have. Here are a few of my favorite shots from the experience. Read More

The Market : Granada

April 29, 2011 aliciafox Central America, portrait, Travel Photography tags: central america, central market, colonial city, granada, granada nicaragua, market granada, nicaragua, nicaragua market, people photos, Portraits, rustic nicaragua, tourism, travel granada, travel nicaragua 0 comments
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I spent a week living in a hotel in the middle of the pulsing heart of Granada – The Market. I would wake up each day at 5:30am (the heat was insane even at that hour), walk out the door and grab some fruit, veges and fresh tortillas for breakfast, each time returning home with almost the same amount of money. It stinks and its probably a bit dangerous at night, but I definitely recommend staying in the middle of a Central American market if you get the chance. You’ll feel like you are getting to know the real people and the real country, and it’s much easier to photograph at golden hour when you only have to step out the front door. I bought cheese from these two all the time. It was delicious. Read More

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