Courage in the face A photo essay from Haiti by Michael Larremore ’08. SCM Staff 01 Jun 2010 A photo essay from Haiti by Michael Larremore ’08 The eyes of the world were on Haiti after the devastating earthquake on Jan. 12. A group of doctors I have worked with internationally does humanitarian work around the globe. They traveled to Haiti in February, and I went to document their work. The images from the country that appeared in the media showed great carnage and misery. But I went on this mission to shed light on the humanitarian effort. Among patients and doctors alike, I found courage in the face of disaster. Continue to photo essay… Michael Larremore ’08 is a photographer based in Portland, Ore. This is his first feature for SCM.
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