Photos from Aceh
Not sure if I've posted these before but I still like them so here they are :)
I'm currently working on an exhibition in which both these images will be included.
The first was taken just outside of Muelaboh on the west coast of Aceh, probably the worst hit city by the Tsunami. The boys are organized into teams of three and take turns attempting to climb a coconut palm covered in mud to retrieve prizes tied to the top of the pole.
The next one is in a camp I visited when I first arrived in Muelaboh. People had only just begun to move in to the 300 tent camp. Each tent is regarded as a family tent an are expected to be occupied for at least 2 years.
I'm currently working on an exhibition in which both these images will be included.
The first was taken just outside of Muelaboh on the west coast of Aceh, probably the worst hit city by the Tsunami. The boys are organized into teams of three and take turns attempting to climb a coconut palm covered in mud to retrieve prizes tied to the top of the pole.
The next one is in a camp I visited when I first arrived in Muelaboh. People had only just begun to move in to the 300 tent camp. Each tent is regarded as a family tent an are expected to be occupied for at least 2 years.
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