Uganda was named the Pearl of Africa by Sir Winston Churchill. A country full of beautiful landscapes, one of the world's largest lakes and the source of the Nile, gorillas and safaris aren't the only things for tourists to see.…
Whenever I visit Uganda, I inevitably end up in "the village" as this is where my mother is from. She is from a small village outside of Masaka. The first two times (ages 7 and 10) that I came to…
1. Entebbe is really far from Detroit. I travel, A LOT! Having not been to Uganda for eight years, I forgot how long the distance between DTW and EBB is. No, it isn't as far as Australia, but it is…
A few weeks back my friend Devin and I finally got together to photography in Detroit. It was the first time in a long time that we were both in Detroit at the same time. He also brought his friend…
My trip to LA was meant to be a mind, body and soul retreat. I am not sure if my hosts knew that before I arrived, but everyone was definitely on board when I announced it. I have been in…
I have been longing to see the Robert Doisneau exhibition in Rome and was all ready to go on Saturday, then saw the museum entrance was a whopping 12€, but right under that price was a note that on the…
I have been back in Rome now for four days. And have nearly kissed several men and women on the lips. Why? Because after being in the US for two months I have forgotten the Italian greeting. The single kiss…
Day 2 of Made in America didn't start off as great as we would've liked. It was a raining Sunday morning and the prospect of standing in a park all day was not very appealing. We started our day with…
On May 14, Jay-Z announced that he would be curating and hosting his first ever music festival in Philadelphia, Labor Day Weekend, Made in America. As soon as I heard the announcement I hopped on Whatsapp and furiously sent out…
I went to Luxor, Egypt in December 2009. We spent a few days in Cairo then took an overnight train to Luxor. The train was uncomfortable and dirty, but once we arrived in Luxor the exhaustion and aggravation we felt…