Yearbook

If you had told me a year ago I would be helping to teach photography to elementary school students in Uganda, I would have laughed. But that's what I've been doing every Thursday afternoon for yearbook club. Although it's not always entirely kicks and giggles, mostly due to technology headaches, it has been really fun to see the progression in the kids photos. They have taken some excellent photos. We started taking pictures of flowers around campus, mostly just as an exercise in proper focusing. Then we took some of our best flower pictures and they were turned in to greeting cards and wall hangings. Last weekend we sold our products at a holiday bazaar, and the kids are well on their way to earning a nice yearbook camera for the school. And I discovered that some of our students are very natural little salesmen.

Here are a few of their shots.

*Photo credit to the students of Acacia Yearbook. Eliana Tuggy took the first and the last photos