ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 9月25日 06時43分

Photo by @edkashi / @viiphoto 7/19/04 - Port Harcourt, Nigeria What follows is an excerpt from my book of journals to my wife, called Photojournalisms.
It was a good, long day. I went back to photograph the Shell oil spill and got some important photos. The cloudy, rainy days continue. It’s a nice change of pace but limiting in terms of the quality of light I’m getting to work with. I’m liking the Nigerians quite a bit. Great energy, beautiful people, strong with sweet smiles. I’m constantly hearing the word “I yebo”, which means white man. They don’t consider it rude to yell this out as soon as they see me. It could also be the product of more than 500 years of plundering and subjugation by white men. The one disturbing trend is the constant request for money. We got our car stuck in-between planks of wood and iron girders on a rickety bridge . . . a bit hairy for sure. A truckload
of men came by and lifted our car to safety. Afterwards, they asked for money. It was very disappointing. If I hadn’t been there, they would not have done that I was told.
The spill was disgusting. The workers had no protective gear and basically worked knee deep in the oily muck to clear the brush. #photojournalisms #journal #icausebeautiful #photojournalist #nigeria #oil

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