Saturday, 27 June 2015
Sunday, 14 June 2015
Rainy season is upon us, bringing rich green colours to the landscape, deep, murky puddles to the roads and trails. The rain is at once as giving of life as the puddle water is for this pup and as threatening and destructive as the same puddle water is to the structure of this road. Kotei, Kumasi, Ghana. June 7, 2015.
Tuesday, 9 June 2015
Judging by appearance - brown coloured dirt, looser in some places and more packed in others, fallen leaves in all the shades of fall, and twisting, uncovered roots, this forest floor could be trailing through a park in Canada as convincingly as it is in Ghana. It is not until the gaze lifts that the subtle difference in shape of the green foliage and the more obvious difference in the structure of the trees becomes apparent. The fog, too, is clearly unique - a combination of smoke, heat, and humidity. In the canopy, we are in Ghana; on the ground, we are in Canada; in the forest, we are home. Kakum National Park, Ghana. April 4, 2015.
Sunday, 7 June 2015
The warmth of the sun is fading as dusk sets in. Vibrant blues change quickly to soft topes and the sun appears more eager to close the day than does the lone fisherman. The water churns while it is simultaneously peaceful and the horizon reflects the curvature of the Earth with surprising distinction. Cape Three Points, Ghana. April 2, 2015.
Finished for the day, the fishermen and their boats are nestled on the beach next to the infamous Cape Coast Castle. Once, beginning a journey out to sea from these walls meant sailing toward a life of entrapment that was not one's own. Today, leaving the castle shores means the possibility of greater freedom as the fishermen harvest their livelihood from the sea. Cape Coast Castle, Cape Coast, Ghana. April 4, 2015.
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