I have been thinking about this picture for a few days now. This little moment in time while hiking through the village of Cange. We had walked to the top of one of the peaks where a water cistern was located. As we were looking at the flowing water coming into the cistern, I heard a little baby crying.
I was raised in a family where engineering as a discipline surrounded me, my father being a Mechanical Engineer and his brothers in similar disciplines. It was almost understood that I would become an engineer. This day, this moment, I felt like I was an engineer.
It is Sunday morning, the day we are returning from Cange, Haiti; and it is time to head to the church on the hill. I was not sure what to expect from this Episcopal Mission. I had a feeling the service was going to be in Creole and even noticed many members of the church reading a Creole Bible. Protestant religions represent a small portion of the of the religious base in Haiti where Vodou is practiced by 100% of the population.
After the church service, I was thinking about how amazed I was with the number of people who connected to the sermon. As I was walking out, I noticed these children were running up the stairs to the church, nicely dressed in their church clothes. They brought out their best today, running up the stairs…hand-in-hand…not a worry in the world.
It was great to meet Lex Cole from the SC Youth Advocacy Program! We learned so much about foster care in SC, specifically the need for more foster parents!
Here is another fun shot with Ross and Lacey in downtown Anderson! I had to share another one from our work together, this one was @trashybetty idea! #Canon #5dmkiv #Anderson #AndersonSC #wedding #weddingphotography
Congrats to Ross & Lacey on your wedding day! You make such a beautiful couple and was so much fun capturing your story! Big ole shout out to @trashybetty for teaming up this evening…it was fun watching you get so creative!!!