Everyone is Northern Thailand should go check out this photo exhibit in Chiang Mai by Shoot Cameras Not Guns student Hong Sar.
Congrats, Hong Sar!
http://www.irrawaddy.org/article.php?art_id=22861
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Sunday, January 15, 2012
New Video by Hong Sar
This is a new video by a Shoot Cameras Not Guns student, Hong Sar, about the children of Burmese migrant workers in Thailand and one of the orphanages that helps the community.
Hong Sar is located in Mae Sot, Thailand and available for photo and video documentary work. You can see more of his work at www.HongSar.com
Hong Sar is located in Mae Sot, Thailand and available for photo and video documentary work. You can see more of his work at www.HongSar.com
Saturday, November 26, 2011
A Shining Past Student
One of Shoot Cameras Not Guns' first students and good friends (before we were even called Shoot Cameras Not Guns, actually) has really become an amazing photographer. His work is beautiful and intimate and best of all, he lives in the area he shoots. He understands the people and therefore can gain trust and access with some very interesting and significant cultures.
Hong Sar primarily documents the lives of migrant workers along the Thai/Burma (Myanmar) border. YOU CAN SEE HIS WORK HERE
And here are some of my recent favorites. If you need a photographer in Southeast Asia, make sure to hire him. Keep documenting, Hong Sar!
Hong Sar primarily documents the lives of migrant workers along the Thai/Burma (Myanmar) border. YOU CAN SEE HIS WORK HERE
And here are some of my recent favorites. If you need a photographer in Southeast Asia, make sure to hire him. Keep documenting, Hong Sar!
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Article in Breckenridge Magazine
Check out Kate Lapides's article in Breckenridge Magazine about Shoot Cameras Not Guns and philanthropy in Summit County, Colorado. Thanks, Kate!
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Summit High Fundraiser
Sunday, May 1, 2011
More Graphic Design

Here's a collage of some photos from Kenya with the new logo.
This piece will go out to all contributors to the Kenya trip.
They will also receive sweet Shoot Cameras Not Guns die-cut stickers!
To get one, donate $10 or more to the project!
New Logo!
Shoot Cameras Not Guns has a new logo! Check it out!
This design will probably be simplified in the future, but we're super excited to have a working logo that pretty much explains what we do.
This is a photo I took of my first manual camera, a sweet old metal-bodied Nikon 35mm film camera that I took many awesome photos with! www.DianaSabreen.com
The gun crosshairs obviously represent, well, shooting cameras. Not guns.
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