Vicki  Logan

I am inspired and admire many people.  They are thinkers, dreamers, creatives, activists and more. 

They all have done amazing things to benefit humanity.  Some on a level that makes them recognized on a grand scale

while others maybe only by a few people or only me, but all have impressed me in various ways. 

I share some of their wisdom, in rotation, with you here.

 

It's wonderful when I get the chance to meet people who are working hard to make the voice of those, whose voices have been silenced, heard.  Most of the people I meet are activists, social workers in some fashion and political folks.  Artists are the people who I meet who can, not only tell you the story, but show it to you to help you to understand.  I'd like to introduce you to David Robert Farmerie.  Click on his name to visit his site.

 

"... a photojournalist and documentary photographer of more than four decades, I am driven by an unyielding passion to go beyond capturing mere photographs. My purpose extends far beyond the images themselves; it is rooted in my deep sense of obligation as a member of the human race.

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Through the lens of my camera, I strive to give a voice to the voiceless, to illuminate untold narratives, and to shed light on both the beauty and struggles that exist in every corner of our world.  Documenting moments is not enough for me; my true motivation lies in telling stories that ignite empathy and inspire change.

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As an advocate for humanity, I understand that my responsibility extends beyond the boundaries of photography. I recognize the power of words and actions in addition to visuals. I firmly believe in the profound impact that visual storytelling can have on the hearts and minds of people, and I harness this potential to advocate for justice, compassion, and understanding."

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"I alone cannot change the world,

but I can cast a stone across the water to create many ripples." — Mother Teresa

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"It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop." — Confucius

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"When everything seems to be going against you,

remember that the airplane takes off against the wind, not with it." — Henry Ford