Holding hands is a promise to one another that, for just a moment, the two of you don’t have to face the world alone. We were in a small village several hours outside of Bukavu in Congo. I was working with Focus Congo and we were walking around to meet people who were a part of the LAV (Let Africa Live) program. As we were walking, this little girl came running up to us. She just wanted to hold someone’s hand. Sometimes we don’t need to talk – it’s often the little things, like holding a hand that can make the biggest impact! . .
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Photographer Ryan Carter studied photography in Adelaide, South Australia and honed his skills while working as a photographic assistant for some of Australia's top photographers. His professional experience has been in the areas of advertising and travel, most recently working with international NGO's and humanitarian organisations all over the world. His experiences range from high end commercial photography to capturing images on the back roads of far away places. He sees himself as a long form visual story teller striving to tell stories of global significance in a social, political and spiritual context.
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