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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

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

Women Weavers in Guatemala

April 17, 2012 aliciafox Central America, NGO photography, portrait, Travel Photography, Volunteering Latin America tags: arts and crafts, australian humanitarian photographer, australian travel photographer, guatemala crafts, guatemala handicrafts, guatemala photos, guatemala portraits, guatemala women photo, guatemalan photos, guatemalan portraits, guatemalan weaving, humanitarian photographer, maya guatemala photo, maya photo, maya portrait, melbourne travel photographer, ngo photos guatemala, ngo san pedro la laguna, photo of weaver, photographer guatemala, photos of weavers, professional photographer south america, sydney humanitarian photographer, sydney travel photographer, traditional guatemala, traditional guatemala photos, travel photographer, vision guatemala, volunteer lake atitlan, volunteering guatemala, volunteering san pedro, weaving photos 0 comments
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 A photo essay of women weavers in Lake Atitlan, Guatemala, shot for Vision Guatemala.   Lake Atitlan is a magical part of Guatemala that draws many tourists who want to experience its reputed energy.  But for many women and families living in this area, life is tough and money is very scarce.  I shot this photo essay for Vision Guatemala, a small non-profit organisation that is working to help women find a source of income, offering micro-finance, training and community development.  In doing so, their tradition of weaving beautiful textiles can be kept alive.   Being fortunate to enter their homes and witness this amazing art gave me a deep appreciation for their skill in weaving.  The women I met have amazing talent and beautiful spirits.                   If you would like to see more photos that I have taken for non-profit organisations in South and Central America, please see my website at www.aliciafox.net/humanitarian-photography/ Read More

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