Child care center started and run by the Thai Women’s union to provide flexible time child care for factory worker’s children.
The manager of the child care center, who formerly worked for an NGO
View of Bangkok shot from the Frasier Building on Sathorn Road.
Above and below, building torched during the March protests
Vandalized phone booth in one of the protest areas.
Above a woman living in the Bonkai neighborhood, a predominently Red Shirt area. Below she points from her apartment window, identifying the area where some of the protests and violence took place.
An elderly woman who is a staunch Red Shirt supporter. She recounted her stories from the demonstrations.
A woman holds a Red Shirt Badge. The badges were given to registered Red Shirts during the March Protests.
Hi Karl
This website/Blog is amazing, it is great to follow you and learn more about the NGO’s you work for, however there something missing.
I know the most important thing in your website is the NGOs and we appreciate that, but what I would like to see as well is the story behind the picture. How did you approach that picture? What were the challenges to take that specific picture? What are the technical aspects of that photograph? You wouldn’t have to do that in all of the photographs, choose one in each article so we can learn more about what means to be a humanitarian photo journalist.
I know time is limited, but we, participants of your workshops would appreciate that very much. (At least I would)
Thanks my friend!
Celso