Elizabeth Nabacwa

Elizabeth learning at the Cameras For Girls workshop in Kampala Uganda

I currently am a student at Uganda Christian University and I am so happy because I have been part of the Cameras for Girls training and I have learned a lot from it.

I had a passion for photography but I did not have the equipment and I did not have a person who would explain to me how to use it and a person who would literally explain to me what I need to know to operate my camera and a person who would give me a chance to try out my abilities.

I am happy now at last I have a camera to use, take good photos, learn how to edit them and achieve a lot within this year. I really know I am going to change the world because my passion is photography in the environment and children. I really want to thank Amina and Cameras for Girls for this opportunity.

Please scroll down to view Elizabeth’s photos which were featured in KelbyOne magazine.

Portfolio

Image of shoes and slippers clicked by a student of cameras for girl during photography training in Uganda.
Image of road with houses on both sides Cameras For Girls works with themes of female empowerment and gender equality in Africa.
Image of shoes and slippers.
A girl holding Camera
An Image with a wet hand clicked by a student of cameras for girls. which is a nonprofit organization in Africa.
Image of road with houses on both sides a picture taken by girls ngo in Uganda
Image with log of woods
Two children's playing clicked by a student of cameras for girls. which is a nonprofit organization in Africa.
Children's with water containers and smiling
Three children's with some color prints on the face clicked by a student of cameras for girl during photography training in Uganda.
 

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students with cameras