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The Long Central American Goodbye Part II: Bienvenido a Guatemala

Thursday, May 27, 2021

GUATEMALA CITY â€” There may be no place in the world more familiar to me than where I am now, here, back in Central America.Â At this point I have lived abroad longer than in my hometown (at least in recent years) and anyway, my hometown isnâ€™t my hometown. I first came to Central America, […]

Filed in Central America, El Salvador, Honduras | Also tagged Central America, Copan, Documentary, El Salvador, film is not dead, Guatemala, Honduras, Leica, Leica M6ttl, missionaries, NGO, NGO work, Nikkor, Nikon, Nikon F3, Northern Triangle, Santa Rosa de Copan, shoot film | Comments (0)

Books From the West and the East of Honduras

Friday, May 31, 2013

It has been a busy year, and while there was a three week trip with Missionary Air Group into La Mosquitia, teaching, Scouting and having a beautiful baby boy named Henry, a huge part of the past year (or two) has been spent cataloging, archiving, scanning, collating, collecting, organizing, publishing and putting some of the […]

Filed in Central America, Honduras, La Moskitia, Leica, Missionary Air Group, Nikon D3, Panasonic GF1, Portraits, Rus Rus | Also tagged Andrew Tonn, Books by Andrew Tonn, CAMO, Central America, Central American Medical Outreach, Documentary, Latin American journalism, LeicaM6ttl, MAG, Medical Aid, Medical Aid in Central America, Miskito Coast, Missionary Air Group, Nikon D800, Panasonic GF1 | Comments (0)