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		<title>Faces of Haiti, Through the Eyes of Children: A Unique Photo Exhibit, March 20-22, Casa Feliz</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[We have a really exciting photography exhibit coming up this month.  One that is particularly near and dear to my heart.  The photos in this unique exhibition were taken in 2009 by ten young  middle-school children from St. Isidore that we work with in Haiti.
None of these uninhibited children had ever held a camera, nor [...]


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We have a really exciting photography exhibit coming up this month.  One that is particularly near and dear to my heart.  The photos in this unique exhibition were taken in 2009 by ten young  middle-school children from St. Isidore that we work with in Haiti.</p>
<p><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-325" title="HaitiMarketing" src="http://alocalfolkus.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/HaitiMarketing.jpg" alt="HaitiMarketing" width="200" height="293" />None of these uninhibited children had ever held a camera, nor had they ever had their own image captured through the eye of a lens. Yet, with only their natural eye and their pure imagination, they have magically captured the world around them as they know and see it.</p>
<p>The vibrant colors, the joy of childhood, the pain of poverty and the strength of Faith of the people of Haiti are all captured here in the faces of the photographers’ fellow school children, and families. Poor in possessions but rich in spirit, the people portrayed in this moving collection of images will speak to every viewer. Haiti as seen in these photos, through the eyes of its own children, speaks directly to our hearts.</p>
<p>For three days only, see <span style="color: #e19553;">Faces of Haiti, Through the Eyes of Children</span> exclusively at <span style="color: #e19553;">Casa Feliz,  656 Park Avenue North, Winter Park, March 20-22</span>. All photographs displayed are for sale, and all monies received—100% &#8212;will be given directly to the schools of St. Isidore Parish, Haiti through the outreach mission support of St Margaret Mary Catholic Church, Winter Park.</p>
<p>For more information hit me up on through the contact form.</p>
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