JIM HAYNES

For the past ten years I have lived and worked in India, Bangladesh, Liberia, Zimbabwe, South Africa, and San Francisco for projects related to public health and development. Throughout these travels I have taken photos of people and places I have known intimately and those that I have seen in passing.

These images capture ordinary moments in everyday life-moments in which we can find ourselves connected through our commonalities, and where we may also be reminded of the differences that exist due to place, politics, prejudices, and power. These photos are inspired by the pulses of life, friendship, hardship, and beauty that I have found, and are a tribute to the special people I have met along the way.

-Sleeping Dogs, Varanasi, India
-Smiling Friend, Soweto, South Africa
-Boys Selling Popcorn, Dhaka, Bangladesh
-Community Health Worker in White Sari, Dinajpur, Bangladesh
-Boys on Stairs, Daulatabad, India
-Nursing Calf, Varanasi, India
-Bathing by the River, Varanasi, India
-Woman with a Fan, Dinajpur, Bangladesh
-Bedi Waking to Morning Wildfires, Jharkhand, India
-Community Health Worker in Orange Sari, Dinajpur, Bangladesh
-Young Girl with Baby, Dhaka, Bangladesh
-Ruqqiya Walking, Dhaka, Bangladesh
-Boys at the River (distant), Northern Bangladesh
-Boys at the River (close), Northern Bangladesh
-Fishermen with Giant Net, Northern Bangladesh