Photos by our Tanzanian and Nepali eye care patients after their sight was restored with cataract surgery or glasses are featured below.
Each photographer was handed a camera and asked to capture what they missed seeing most.
These moving images celebrate universal human values and the simple pleasures of family, friends, and the beauty in our daily lives.
This exhibition features photos by our Tanzanian and Nepali eye care patients after their sight was restored with cataract surgery or glasses. Each photographer was handed a camera and asked to capture what they missed seeing most.
These moving images celebrate universal human values and the simple pleasures of family, friends, and the beauty in our daily lives.
Proceeds from print sales will go directly toward providing sight-restoring care in underserved communities.
Kusuma Devi Mahato
Nepal, 60 years old
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Harkali BK
Nepal, 73 years old
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Arush
Nepal, 7 years old
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Suk Maya Tamang
Nepal, 71 years old
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Pranish
Nepal, 7 years old
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Esther
Tanzania, 9 years old
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Nasra
Tanzania, 6 years old
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Mwanaidi Ally Nyaela
Tanzania, 52 years old
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Hiasint Ibrahim Shao
Tanzania, 92 years old
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Tamlal Basyal
Nepal, 80 years old
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Zenaice
Tanzania, 14 years old
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Leboo
Tanzania, 13 years old
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Rehema
Tanzania, 14 years old
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Parik Olingia
Tanzania, 75 years old
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Meshack
Tanzania, 15 years old
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Nortetian Lendukai
Tanzania
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