Ben Jamieson photographed Lia Head-Rigby and Gina Knowles for the Bahamian Project. These two remarkable women are the principal organisers behind the HeadKnowles Hurricane Joaquin Relief effort that brought much-needed relief to families in the central and southern Bahamas in the aftermath of the devastating category four storm in October 2015. … Continue readingLia Head & Gina Knowles
Bahamian Project team photographer Guilden Gilbert was assigned to photograph Edith Powell… … Continue readingEdith Powell
The Bahamian Project is pleased to announce the formation of an Advisory Board to help steer and manage the ongoing initiative … Continue readingAdvisory Board Formed for Bahamian Project
Nestled in an unpretentious shopfront just opposite the Central Bank of the Bahamas and next to the historic Verandah House on Market Street, Cliffie Humes’ Barber Shop is as much a part of Bahamian history as the area in which it is located. … Continue readingCliffie Humes
“The sun’ll come out tomorrow,” is a famous line from the musical Annie. But every photographer knows that when you have a shoot scheduled, and it’s pouring rain, the sun needs to come out now! … Continue readingMarion Bethel
As The Bahamian Project wraps up its latest series of portraits, photographer Duke Wells tells The Tribune’s Cara Hunt about documenting the faces of the Bahamas and the need for a national portrait gallery. … Continue readingPreserving The Past: Interview With The Tribune