17 Feb Jounalist Dr. Gerry Ortega May 12, 1979 – Jan 24, 2011
Journalists in the Philippines are often targeted by powerful people who want to silence them, especially journalists who report on heated political and environmental issues. On Jan 24, 2011 days before my arrival in Palawan, prominent news anchor and commentator with dwAR Dr. Gerry Ortega...
16 Feb INTERSECTION GIVES BACK
Brown and Cedric are committed to giving back to the places they photograph. They are proud to announce that INTERSECTION will be donating a percentage of all sales to the people who have trusted them in front of the camera and to the places that...
15 Feb PATA Gold Award Winner 2011
Photographer Brown Cannon was awarded the 2011 PATA Gold Award in Travel Journalism for a story he photographed for ISLANDS Magazine titled, "It's a Mentawai Paddle."http://www.islands.com/articles/mentawai-magazine-article...
12 Dec 39,000 ft over Algeria
The Dubai to NYC flight offers plenty of time to reflect on a trip. One thing that struck me the most about Mauritius is that it is one of 4 or 5 countries in the world without a military. Given that approximately 23% of fiscal...
09 Dec Hindu Wedding, Mauritius
What struck me most about this wedding were the colors and the attention to the details. This is a photograph of the bride minutes after the end of the wedding ceremony. She was art.-copyright INTERSECTION PHOTOS / Brown Cannon III...
07 Dec Mauritian Generations
Anjani Luckhan (Age 67) and granddaughter Vidhi Lukhan (Age 6)One thing that I appreciate about the Mauritians is that most are tolerant and accepting of each others differences. I went to a Hindu wedding dinner tonight and found that among those attending, religions differed between...
07 Dec Mauritius Day 4
Mauritius is a land of vistas. This one is from Black River Gorge National Park which is located in the central highlands....