

MY STORY photo project # 11 – Borderline Gallery, Mae Sot, Thailand May 5 – 15, 2016 Health workers for the disabled in Vietnam; Karen leaders working to preserve their language and culture; and Rays of Youth staff learning what you can do with a DSLR. The results of these photo workshops are on the walls at Borderline and will be at ARTsPLACE, Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, and in Canada in the fall. We thought you’d like to have a look at the images and the photographers, so here they are: Dong Ha, Vietnam December 14 – 21, 2015. Not far from the DMZ of the war.
Cao Bang, northern Vietnam. December 23 – December 30, 2015 30 km from the Chinese border.
I am well-aged with failing health, so I make the most of time to visit my children and grand-children.
photo: Huong 1
I have few customers today because of the rain, maybe. I hope it’s sunny and warm so I could sell more rice and feel happy.
photo: Huong 2
Rays of Youth staff at Help without Frontiers, Mae Pa, Thailand February 2 – 4, 2016 DSLR training These 7 students took the basic MSppa workshop and the teacher-training workshop and have led photo workshops in Karen state.
A moment: “if you try to catch up
some moment of your life, you will see how it is simple and beautiful”
photo: Joli
Everybody have a dream. So this little girl has dreams too. When she grows up she wants to be a fashion model.
photo: Kat
Karen Literacy and Cultural Organizatin, Kyaiktiyo, Myanmar March 1 – 8, 2016
Thanks for taking the time to look at the work of these inspiring photographers. Prints are for sale, with half the proceeds going to the photographer and half to MSppa for the purchase of new cameras. Want to order a print? Send an email to us at msppaorg@msppa.org. Stay tuned and like us on Facebook ( my story photo project)!
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