Amazing People make Amazing Portraits

The team at Ushahidi is probably the largest gathering of intelligent, generous people I have ever spent time with. They are working on crisis information, mapping, and information filtering. Their work will change journalism, reportage, story telling, disasters, and the way we see war in the years to come. Keep an eye on them.

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Scott

Scott was my travel companion and co-storyteller in Uganda and Tanzania this April, he was a fantastic teammate. This us him tweeting from from a small shack of a restrant in Kaabong, Uganda is probably more his speed.

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Scott is our Ideas Guy. I'm not even sure what his official titles is for Wycliffe U.S. He is PR, Nue Media, and Journalist all rolled into one (yes there are contradictions there.) In his other life he blogs here, and when he's not doing all of that he's the VP of Marketing for the Wycliffe Foundation.

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Erica

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As it turns out, one of the hardest things in the world for me to do is take photographs of Erica that we both like. This is in my top three I think.

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Nick

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I'm starting a new portrait project, Nick was kind enough to be my first subject. I'm aiming to get a portrait a day, but we'll see. Click on the photo for more on Nick.

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