Photography and humanitarian project

Hello guys,

I working on a photography and humanitarian project for Burkina Faso. I really need your help ! If everybody helps me with only £5 I am done ! I have a due date for the project which is on the 7th of march, if the objective is not reached, the project is cancelled!! So please help me !!

Here is the link once more: http://www.ulule.com/bonne-arrivee/

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Merci d’avoir regardé tout cela, thank you for your time to look at all these pictures and read all these words. Let me know what you think, dites moi ce que vous pensez.

The last day of an unforgotable journey.. the sun is singing to its glory I hope you also enjoyed this wonderful journey..

This is the real side of Morocco

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmwnVV757p0

Azrou, and its beautiful people, children, monkeys, flags, healers.

On the road back to the North..
This car was in the same ship as us before, and now we are surrounded by the rain, in this beautifully dry landscape. Let us dream.

On the road back to the North..

This car was in the same ship as us before, and now we are surrounded by the rain, in this beautifully dry landscape. Let us dream.

On our way to Errachidia and “Les sources bleues”. Look at the destruction of nature, that is man’s act. The two children on the last pictures were our guides and they were making animals made of leaves, they were really nice and pleased when we gave them some stuff. 

Lhyza Libertad Photography

lalibertadintheworld:

My Second photography exhibition in London
Pogo Cafe - (Hackney Central) 
October 2012 
Morocco: My recipe for happiness? Discovering landscape and meeting local people
Come along! (would be great if you can reblog!)

lalibertadintheworld:

My Second photography exhibition in London

Pogo Cafe - (Hackney Central) 

October 2012 

Morocco: My recipe for happiness? Discovering landscape and meeting local people

Come along! (would be great if you can reblog!)

Aït-Ben-Haddou. This is a great place with very welcoming people. No bad memories, at all. - I wrote an essay on it though and got a top-grade - People are glad to say that films have been turned at that place, others exhibit their artwork and others again offer you some “Whisky Berbère” which is actually tea.

Give me hand to walk in this red sand. 

“Agadir rien à dire” (Agadir, nothing to say)

I have lived there, and as well as the other places it is different. But at the same time the city had the same atmosphere … foggy, misty. I got sick there, after this slot, pictures will be more rare as I had to sleep a lot during the road trip and had no more energy as I could not eat at all anymore.