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"Photography can transcend time and distance. It goes beyond censorhip, frontiers, borders, and removes the blinders of xenophobia. Photography so easily interprets complex things, ideas, and concepts. Photography is the next best thing to being there."

- Lou Jones

As attention surrounding Africa has expanded exponentially around the world, panAFRICAproject has been collecting momentum & collaborating with entities with similar missions. EVERYDAY AFRICA also uses photography to trumpet the message. We are planning new adventures in the future.

Our mission is to create a contemporary, visual portrait of modern Africa.

How are we to confront all the dangers that even now threaten life in Africa...
To join together is to live.
– Seydou Badian

54 countries in Africa

Go to interactive map & follow along our trips. Also see in depth the countries we have already visited & places we are planning to go.

2000+
languages are spoken in Africa

Sign with Arabic, French, and Berber languages. Casablanca, Morocco

6,583 kilometers (4,258 miles)
the Nile River is the longest in the world

Africa has SIX of the world's ten fastest growing economies.

africa street scene — Makola market. Accra, Ghana

Consumer spending power in Africa has risen year after year. By 2025 it is expected to be over
$4 Trillion

ethiopia has the fastest growing economy in the world.

panAFRICAproject has extensive images of industry and economy in Ethiopia.

ethiopia truck factory — MESFIN truck assembly plant. Mek'ele, Ethiopa

bananas for sale — Kariakoo market. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Africa has abundant resources and exports of coffee, diamonds, cocoa, fruits, and vegetables.

WATER

INDUSTRY

seedlings — Biotechnology research facility (sugar cane). Mek'ele, Ethiopia

CULTURAL

tv studio — Music recording studio. Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

OUR PHOTOGRAPHY

In photography terms, our project will apply a long shutter speed to gain access to tradition and new initiatives, and use a wide aperture to increase exposure of examples of the diverse spectrum of activities. This horizontal and vertical investigation will justify an intense amount of time in each location.