LLT Photography: Featured Galleries and Collections

Africa 2007

liz.loh.taylor@gmail.com (LLT Photography) — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 12:40:51 GMT

These images were taken during our volunteer project in Zambia and Uganda back in 2007.

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Oaxaca, Mexico

liz.loh.taylor@gmail.com (LLT Photography) — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 14:27:00 GMT

www.wwThe Working Class

Oaxaca is situated in Southern Mexico, its culture rich in the arts and crafts of the Zapotec and Mixtec times. Its population is mainly Indigenous and is one of the poorest states in Mexico.

This is a photo journal of the working class in Oaxaca. Starting from as young as 2 years of age to the elderly, selling trinkets, beaded necklaces and other wares on the streets to make ends meet is a very typical sight in Oaxaca. Children often have to choose between going to school or helping make ends meet for their families. Poverty is a vicious cycle.

10% of profit will be contributed towards the Dream Big fund, which aims to enable these children to attend school as well as an opportunity for them to be just children. For our project ('Cameras for Kids') in Oaxaca, please also check out the 'Cameras for Kids Project, Oaxaca' album in the gallery.

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Cuba

liz.loh.taylor@gmail.com (LLT Photography) — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 01:29:06 GMT

Havana | Vinales | Cienfuegos | Trinidad | Camaguey | Santiago de Cuba

Please contact me if higher resolution images are required.

For any orders within Australia:
Please contact me directly at liz.loh.taylor@gmail.com
or on 0412 993 888
10% of Profits is donated to the Dream Big Fund, helping underprivileged children in developing communities attend and stay in school. It gives them the opportunities to be children, to Dream Big, Live Large and Laugh Loud!
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Black Saturday 7 Feb 2009, Kinglake, Victoria Australia

liz.loh.taylor@gmail.com (LLT Photography) — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMT

The aftermath of Black Saturday was truly felt when I saw with my own eyes, the destruction that was laid upon the small town of Kinglake. Chimneys were the only parts of homes left standing. Every so often, amidst the debris, there laid a child's tricycle, basketball ring... a family's bathtub...

However Kinglake and many towns torn apart by the fire will rebuild! Already life is beginning to surface among the blackened barks...

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General Photography

liz.loh.taylor@gmail.com (LLT Photography) — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 01:35:17 GMT

Please contact me if higher resolution images are required.

For any orders within Australia:
Please contact me directly at liz.loh.taylor@gmail.com
or on 0412 993 888
10% of Profits is donated to the Dream Big Fund, helping underprivileged children in developing communities attend and stay in school. It gives them the opportunities to be children, to Dream Big, Live Large and Laugh Loud!
Click here to return to LLT Photography gallery

General Kids' Photography

liz.loh.taylor@gmail.com (LLT Photography) — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 02:16:07 GMT

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Contact:
Liz on 0412 993 888 or liz.loh.taylor@gmail.com if you wish to make an appointment.

'Cameras for Kids' In Oaxaca, Mexico 2008

liz.loh.taylor@gmail.com (LLT Photography) — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 04:51:01 GMT

In 2007, we offered the 'Cameras for Kids' photography project to 20 indigenous street children in Oaxaca.

It was an amazing experience to watch the children develop and grow in confidence as each day went by!

All the photographs in this gallery were taken by the kids of Oaxaca. Most of these kids have never used a camera in their lives!

To learn more about the kids, click here.

To learn more about this project, click here.

To return to the LLT photography gallery, please click here.