Image+suggestions

Here are some photo suggestions for the guide. As it stands now, we have permission to use Will's photos. The following are some suggestions: Most are Will's. Some are from his site, some from the REPORTER site. One Warlord photo is from NYTimes. And the digital media photos are mostly from Corbis.

I am looking for feedback on any/all these suggestions, but especially the digital media section! -April

Elis: I love this one!
 * Nick**: there's also a close-up of this one that is pretty good



Elis: These are great. Which one do you like better? I think maybe the one with the profile, where she looks like she is thinking deeply about something.
 * Leana:**



Elis: I like the one of him smiling better. We might need to crop it though. The other one is too hazy.
 * Will:**



I was hoping to find "the" Rokia image from the documentary, but it hasn't been so easy (but that doesn't mean impossible). For now, here are some alternatives. Some of these photos are supposed to parallel the Rokia image (the singular child) are some are meant to be good comparisons of that (many people). I don't think the latter would work unless the former was also there...
 * Section 1: Rokia**

These two are meant to closely parallel the Rokia image: Elis: Either of these will do. What eyes she has! The concept itself is not geography specific (it is mentioned in Save the Darfur Puppy) so I don't think we need an image from Congo. T

the following pictures ARE from the Congo:

Elis: I love these two for the study guide, section 3.

and here are the "crowds":



Elis: Are these also from Congo? If so, i would include one of these as well.

Elis: This one of Yohanita. How sad.
 * Section 2: Yohanita**

Elis: This (above) warlord image works for me. (This last image is a NYTimes image that we do not have permission for yet).
 * Section 3: Warlord**


 * Section 4: Digital Media**



Map Suggestions: this map is in the public domain:

the source of this map is currently unknown:

these two maps are in the public domain which means we can doctor them, so they might be a good option. Elis: I like the whole map of Africa better to give the students the larger context. Can we highlight Darfur on here as well, since that also comes up? And label Rwanda?

Additional images: