Comments on: Full Circle in Cape Coast, Ghana

By: Bobby

Bobby — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 18:27:16 +0000

while hearing that human beings were lived here is insane.. It’s difficult to fathom that millions of human beings were “processed” in such a brutal and efficient fashion...incredible article and such a good post..
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By: KarenHaney

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By: Lisa Sawyer

Lisa Sawyer — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 17:42:24 +0000

Steve,

When I initially saw your images of the people of Ghana some time ago, I was touched by the honest expressions you captured, and by the bright smiles of the children. I saw joy and contentment with their surroundings, and did not realize at the time, just how symbolic that was.

Your post definitely brought new meaning to those images for me. It is something not to be merely read with the eyes, but felt with the heart.

I was reading news of the Obamas visit on the Associated Press site a few minutes ago, and comments from the Ghanaians. I felt this one spoke volumes: “It makes us proud of Ghana,” said Richard Kwasi-Yeboah, a 49-year-old selling posters of the American president. “We’re proud he chose us. It proves that Ghana is really free.”

~ Lisa

By: Lillian Raymond

Lillian Raymond — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 23:06:44 +0000

Steve

Well done! Nice images. Curious what kind of camera you used for the images. They’re fab! Love the people of Ghana shots. Beautiful faces.

Great blog content and design!! Cudos, man!

Lillian