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Profile: Anil Gulati is an enthusiastic amateur photographer. In addition to a skillful eye, Anil brings more then seventeen years experience in working with various civil society organizations from both the non-profit and corporate sector.
Anil’s interest in photography developed while using an old manual Kodak film camera; a lack of formal training and resources limited Anil’s ability. A major change for Anil came with the acquisition of his first digital camera. This was the opportunity to experiment that Anil sought and in turn allowed him to further his efforts to communicate the world around him through photography. Anil began in earnest to document his environment and the people he encountered in his travels. Anil’s digital camera has become his best travel companion, “I find it gives a real world of expression to things happening around us,” he says. Anil currently uses a D70, his photographs have been used by various UN organizations such as UNICEF, UNAIDS and UNIFEM, and are a favorite among users of Johns Hopkins University’s Photoshare web site.
While photography is not Anil’s official career path his “learning by practice” training has allowed him to give voice to many issues concerning the environment and the realities of human life. Anil has found Photoshare a great tool in this effort, he says, “Photoshare is the best place for people like us, who enjoy photography and want organizations to take advantage of our work for the benefit of people.”
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In the last month, Photoshare cataloged photos sent in from around the world for inclusion in the general collection. See below for highlights of new contributions:
In the Sindh region of Pakistan, a Thar Desert girl prepares to return home from collecting water at a well built by Muslim Aid. She walks for half an hour to reach water, and her donkey carriage enables her to make one trip each day. In an effort to reduce this much travel for water, Muslim Aid has built over 100 wells in the area and continues to build more. © 2006 Jacob Simkin, Courtesy of Photoshare [Photo ID: 392-3]
In the Sindh region of Pakistan, Thar Desert residents collect water from a new well built by Muslim Aid. In this region, some people walk for over an hour in order to collect fresh drinkable water. In an effort to reduce this much travel for water, Muslim Aid has built over 100 wells here and continue to build more. © 2006 Jacob Simkin, Courtesy of Photoshare [Photo ID: 392-1] see all...
Members of a Participatory Learning Approach/Radio Listeners Group (PLA/RLG) in Nepal listen to a health communication radio program while using a comic book for discussion. The Health Communication Partnership (HCP) uses a network of these listeners' groups through the Radio Health Program (RHP) to expand the reach of health messages to rural communities in Nepal. © 2005 Saroj Nepal/CCP, Courtesy of Photoshare [Photo ID:391-2]
A facilitator facilitates a Participatory Learning Approach (PLA) session in Siraha district, Nepal. The session was part of the Health Communication Partnership (HCP) Nepal project. © 2006 Saroj Nepal/CCP, Courtesy of Photoshare [Photo ID: 391-3] see all...
Young men from the Nagpur YMCA perform at Mother Teresa's Home for the Handicapped in India. © 2005 Yuri Fernandes, Courtesy of Photoshare [Photo ID: 388-2]
People wait in line for free medical eye exams courtesy of the Nagpur YMCA in India. © 2005 Yuri Fernandes, Courtesy of Photoshare [Photo ID: 388-3] see all...
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2006 Photoshare Photo Contest (4th Annual) |
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Join Photoshare in helping non-profits communicate health and development worldwide. You may have an award-winning photo and a chance to WIN CASH AND A CANON DIGITAL CAMERA!
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Deadline: November 10th, 2006
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Download Entry Form.
Contest Categories
1. Family Planning and Reproductive Health
2. HIV/AIDS
3. Environment
4. Agricultural & Economic Development
5. Democracy & Governance
6. Humanitarian Assistance
7. Global Health (open subject)
8. Human Interest (open subject)
Best of Show Awards
1st Place: $500 USD*
2nd Place: $350 USD*
3rd Place: $225 USD*
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*A Canon Digital Camera will also be awarded to 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place. |
Photoshare would like to recognize the World Health Organization - WHO for including both the Photoshare caption and credit (mouse over - Alt tag) and the photographer's credit at the bottom of their website for a report on Knowledge Exchange: Reproductive Health in SWAps and PRSPs. See an screenshot below with a highlighted caption and credit. See also: more information on Crediting Photoshare Images (PowerPoint).
General Human Interest (photos illustrating rural and urban life/populations)
Health-Related Activities, Behaviors, and Interventions
Financial Activities and Economic Development Environment
Specific Under-Represented Countries and Regions
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