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Project Polaroid in Niger and Ghana

November 23rd 2008 | Posted by admin

Back in September I posted on Project Polaroid, an effort started by UNC student Carly Brantmeyer to provide children in developing countries like Colombia, Niger, and Ghana with the first pictures of themselves they’ve ever owned. You can read more on her blog. I wanted to post some of the recent Project Polaroid photos from Niger and Ghana.

Project Polaroid in Niger


Project Polaroid in Ghana

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