Gloria did a few somersaults down a steep hill and picked some dandelions to blow my way before beginning her daily chore of milking the family cow. After she milks the cow, Gloria carries a large jug back up the hill and down the road to a small cheese-making facility in the village.

Gloria

Gloria did a few somersaults down a steep hill and picked some dandelions to blow my way before beginning her daily chore of milking the family cow. After she milks the cow, Gloria carries a large jug back up the hill and down the road to a small cheese-making facility in the village.

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Indigenous Connections: Life in the Village of San Bernardo, Ecuador

I traveled to the indigenous village of San Bernardo in the central highlands of Ecuador in 2008. My approach to photography partnered with the fact that my brother John had been living in the village for the past two years as a Peace Corps volunteer, gave me unique and intimate access to this community. The majority of people in the valley are subsistence farmers, dependent on small plots of land for their livelihood. Life is difficult and homes, livestock and crops literally cling to the steep green slopes of the surrounding mountains. In spite of these hardships, I am inspired by the joyful spirit of this community – a spirit that is fed by a deep devotion to family, faith and an intimate connection to the land.

A portion of all proceeds from image sales will be donated to El Proyecto Inti Ñan, a non-profit that provides lunch and supplemental educational activities to children in San Bernardo. El Proyecto Inti Ñan is supported by Kindernothilfe, one of the largest children’s aid organizations based in Europe. Please inquire for more information.

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Stacey Irvin

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Gloria did a few somersaults down a steep hill and picked some dandelions to blow my way before beginning her daily chore of milking the family cow. After she milks the cow, Gloria carries a large jug back up the hill and down the road to a small cheese-making facility in the village. Gloria did a few somersaults down a steep hill and picked some dandelions to blow my way before beginning her daily chore of milking the family cow. After she milks the cow, Gloria carries a large jug back up the hill and down the road to a small cheese-making facility in the village.
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$25
Gloria 5” x 7” Print
$35
This size is unframed w/ 6-ply white archival mat. Matted print will fit most standard 8x10 frames.
Gloria 5” x 7” Matted Print
$75
Gloria 8” x 10” Print
$150
Gloria 8” x 10” Print Matted & Framed
$200
Gloria 11” x 14” Print
$300
Gloria 11” x 14” Print Matted & Framed
$300
Gloria16” x 20” Print
$450
(framed size ≈ 24” x 30”)
Gloria 16” x 20” Print Matted & Framed
$450
Gloria 20” x 24” Print
$650
Gloria 20” x 24” Print Matted & Framed
$555
Gloria 20” x 30” Print
$800
(framed size ≈ 29.5” x 38”)
Gloria 20” x 30” Print Matted & Framed