Words escape me right now. The photographs are too moving to me to delve into a lengthy dissertation on how impacting a humanitarian trip like this can be to someone. In the next few months, as things develop, I’ll be sharing more about how you can possibly get involved with the group/charity, Operation Ayuda. Needless to say, I was truly impacted by the beauty of the people and the land. My hat is off to people like Marc and Lori Schreckheise who have devoted their lives to serving the people of Honduras, they’re truly doing an amazingly selfless work. Also, my friend Myles Young who organized this trip and is the visionary behind a lot of things that are still to come. Awesome, inspiring people. Here are some images to enjoy.

I do have to offer a huge “thank you” to my good friend Scott at the Kodak company for donating the film for this trip. Everything you see here in color was captured on the beautiful new Portra 400, this film is just amazing. The black and white photographs are all on Kodak TriX, a film that has just never let me down. Thank you so much for making it all possible. Secondly, thank you so much to Bill and Brian at Richard Photo Lab in Hollywood, CA for their generosity in sponsoring the processing/scanning of my film. I simply would not be able to do what I do and my pictures wouldn’t look like they look if it wasn’t for the best lab in the world. Thank you, thank you! I’m super excited to see what happens next with this group and the continued success in touching lives in Honduras.