One year after the earthquake rocked Haiti, the children there are still struggling to return to a "normal" life. Even while the term "normal" can always be relative, there are a few comforts in life that most would agree are foundations of a "normal" life. Some of those include clean drinking water, safe bathrooms, adequate food and reasonable medical access. As of December 2010, most of the children of Port Au Prince Haiti are not sharing in these comforts. This photograph were taken in order to raise awareness of the children's plight one whole year after 2.8 billion dollars have been sent to Haiti, with little progress to be seen. These photos depict the contrast between the accelerated path to adulthood they have been forced down by surroundings and the genuine nature of a child to be a child and smile and love and play.

The Monadic Nomad—“A Journey of Chance” collection will reveal the exposed truth of life in India and the beauty, complexity and raw imagery of the people who make up the land. The images reflect in rich detail the personal lives of ordinary people in one of the most diverse and traditional, yet rapidly modernizing societies in the world. This eclectic combination of images will attempt to convey the complex mix of sights and sensations that Peter experienced while on his journeys grounding the spiritual, mystical essence of India’s exotic culture.

These are photographs taken in Tulum Mexico which has some of the nicest beaches I have been to yet. David Graziano purchased a new ocean front resort that he is rebuilding. These are some of the before photos.