*Photo Exhibition*

Projects

See Me/ See You: Uganda

We Also Know: Montenegro

Stories from the Source: Nicaragua

Redefining Refugee: Nashville, TN

Native Eyes: Nicaragua

Los Brasiles, Nicaragua

Padre Ramos, Nicaragua

*Photo Exhibition*

Projects

See Me/ See You: Uganda

We Also Know: Montenegro

Stories from the Source: Nicaragua

Redefining Refugee: Nashville, TN

Native Eyes: Nicaragua

Los Brasiles, Nicaragua

Padre Ramos, Nicaragua

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Pooja. “Flowers on the Train to Coonoor”. Ooty, India. 2012

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Pooja. “Flowers on the Train to Coonoor”. Ooty, India. 2012

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Donor Opportunities

Babies Turtles .
.Padre Ramos is one of the most important places for the hawksbill turtle, they come every year to lay their egg in our beach.
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.These hatchelings are being realese to go to the water and one day, in 15 or 20 years hopelly they will come back to lay their eggs in the same place where they hatched, that is how turtles are they have a natural GPS.
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.Only 1 out of a thousand hatchelings will become an adult. .
.(photo and caption by @rosyumanzord )

If you want to support this gallery for our Picture Change students, you can sponsor a photo!

Check it out. Click the website link in our bio to sponsor photo and choose one that speaks to you.

It’s great. You’ll get your personal or business name and a message printed and displayed underneath the photo at the gallery premiering this Thursday in Nashville. You can dedicate it to a loved one, use it as a birthday gift, donate on behalf of your business, etc.

Oh, and it's tax deductible. That's neat.

http://www.picture-change.org/gallery-sponsor

Happy sunday!!
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.docummenting your family is important, I learned that from Picture Change.
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.These are my nephew and nieces.
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(Photo and caption by @rosyumanzord)

I love to wake up early and be able to capture with my camera these beautiful photos of my beautiful place Padre Ramos. .

In the background we can see the Cosigüina vocano, this volcano had one of the most violent eruptions in the history of Nicaragua, on January 22, 1835, its ashes reached a distance of up to 1400 kilometers. . .

Of its almost 2 thousand meters of height, to which originally the Cosigüina volcano was majestically raised, it was reduced to 872 meters of height. A large part of the crater exploded and from those pieces the islets of the Gulf of Fonseca were formed. . .
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This is a picture of Padre Ramos a small Fishing community , this is where picture change stared its first project back in 2011.
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.I'm so glad I met Kate Gazaway (Picture change founder) 7 years ago and She gave me more than just her friendship, she shared with me the skills She knew, those skills will remaind with me for life and they have really changed my life. .
.I will never thanks Picture Change enough, all I can do is just share the impact that have had in my life and I want more people to be involve and impact other kids' life like it did to mine. .
. (Photo and caption by @rosyumanzord)

We are so thrilled to announce our first pop-up gallery on November 8 featuring photography from @picturechange students all over the world!
True to the title, this collection is “Stories From the Source,” beautiful, powerful, intimate moments captured by first-time photographers from Nicaragua, India, Montenegro, Uganda, and refugees now living in Nashville, TN.
The premier will be at @WeWork (901 Woodland St location) in Nashville from 6-8pm. Free admission, a silent auction with swag from local creators, messages from our students, and a few more surprises. Oh! And incredible photography you’ll just have to witness for yourself.
See you soon!
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Event design by @bethanyjbauman

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