Southern Sudan 2005 by Isaac Majak Photo Gallery by ellen

Southern Sudan 2005 by Isaac Majak

Isaac Majak's photographs of Sudan from his recent trip to Africa. Isaac is one of the Lost Boys of Sudan. He was separated from his family and home in 1987 when he was four. He came to the United States in 2001 from the refugee camp in Kenya. Now he is about 23 and this was his first trip back to Sudan to find his family and visit the village where he was born. He would really appreciate your comments and encouragement for his photography. He doesn't realize how talented he is! To purchase prints contact emorgan49@comcast.net or go to: http://IsaacMajak.dpcprints.com/

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Yirol Girls School 3	Chiildren	Akot And Nyangok	Two Tall Guys
Water Pump	Kampala Street Scene	Village Kids Isaac Relatives	Yirol Girls School3
Girl Collects Firewood		Hut And Mountain	Abraham Boss Mayen Maker
House On Stilts	Women Watching Dancing	Isaac's Father's Family	Three Women On The Road
:: Isaac's Family and Friends In Kampala ::	:: More Photos of Yirol, South Sudan ::

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Guest		21-Sep-2008 02:49
Isaac, your pictures are so textured, they are just fabulous! - Aishamummy

Moses Deng Joknhial II		14-Mar-2008 14:46
Dear Mr. Majak: You are great photography!!!! Indeed, our people need more help. You did fantastic job sending your message through these beautiful pictures, and that will tell others how terrible situation live in Soutern Sudan. Please I would like your feedback.

Angela		15-Jul-2007 03:27
Dear Isaac, I met you today, and listened to your story. Tonight I am looking at your pictures. They are beautiful. I never thought I would meet someone like you, who had survived something so extraordinary. As a parent, I know that your father would be ecstatic to think that his son had survived, and had a chance to live a full life. This is a parent's fervent prayer. I hope your future is full of warmth and love. I can see that it will be full of dedication and determination. Sincerely, Angela P.

emad		01-Jun-2007 03:01
i'm sudneesand ifeel proud of you isaak realy you are talented and highly intelligent ,we do need someone like issak in sudan..someone who realy think of his family and village carry pasionate story and misery from the past reflected in art,this nice shots is great work isaak . god bless you and always stay faithful for your communty ...and irealy want to help by buying one of these cool pics . thanks for the great effort

Guest		04-Apr-2007 20:20
Dear Isaac, Thank you for the sweet card. I think if I had know how little money you would get from my buying a picture I would have given it all directly to you and not have had any spent on making a print and framing that heart-breaking picture of your mother. With great affection, Neal (neal@nii.net)

Gwokto la'Kitgum		23-Mar-2007 15:43
Isaac, Outstanding photography. So real, so natural, so colouful and full of life. Wonderful seeing the healthy and happy babies - the new generation. Believe me, it's hard to wipe-out a people. Long live the people of Southern Sudan...!

Guest		20-Mar-2007 17:09
Thank you for the beautiful photographs; they had me in tears. Please understand how really fine your work is. Neal Rubenstein

Mayar Bona		21-Feb-2007 03:17
Hey Isaac Matit Majak, that was an outstanding job. going back home and come back with such valuor pic of sweet home is not an easy task. that was memorable moment I ever have in my whole time while in outside Sudan. God bless you and i appreciated your good, initiative , royalty and common value to one and all. Mayar Bona

joseph alam		18-Jan-2007 03:52
isaac, it's unbelievable that you have such fantastic photos which remind every lost boys of sudan back home. i really felt conected to our beatiful southern sudan when i see the pictures. i even identified some of the faces, some were goodfriends of mind likewise makuer makoi and marial nyadeeng. otherwise, that really good effort.

millie stoia		17-Dec-2006 16:44
i can't believe people are so evil. how can they live with themsleves seeing people dying, starving, and raped?! how can some people not know what is going on! people are pencil thin and their stomach's are bloated. i think this is awful

Kimberly Festa		07-Dec-2006 17:49
Isaac, I was amazed by your photographs. They made me feel like I was right there! The colors are vivid and vibrant. I will share them with my students. Thank You!

Peter Nhiany		29-Sep-2006 00:44
Isaac, you did a very fantastic job bringing the faces of our long time missed people. you remind me about doing the same when i come to see my parents too this coming month. Alot of thank you brother for your gresty did. Peter Nhiany.

sallie campbell		19-Jul-2006 16:28
What a wonderful website! You have done such a great job and I have enjoyed reading about you all. Best of luck with this. I would love to visit someday!

John Manyiel		12-Jul-2006 13:02
Issac, you brough the south to the states with you great images.

Ms Dixon		16-Jun-2006 00:54
Isaac, Your pictures are beautiful. It is so nice to put images to all the people and places you told me about. I am so proud of you and all the wonderful work you are doing to help make the world better. You are an amazing person. Love, Ms. Dixon

Colleen Silva		02-May-2006 20:42
Isaac, You are phenomenal!! Your trials and hardships only seem to make you stronger, more compassionate, and wiser in the long run. That's an amazing gift that you have. You can see it in your pictures that theses people trust and respect you - they're not afraid - it's a rare beauty that emerges in your photography. - Rafiki :o)

Sarah Freas		21-Apr-2006 16:37
These are beautiful images of your village. Thank you for sharing them. I especially like "Girl with Grass Bundle", "Man on Stool" and Uncle. You do have a gift !

Chris Coenen		05-Apr-2006 01:40
Wow! These are wonderful. I love the colors. Each photo really does tell a little story.

Abby Cohan		31-Mar-2006 15:05
Wow Isaac, these are fabulous! All of your photos left me awestruck. I would love to buy some prints if you are selling them. I will talk to you soon. Abby

Jeanette Cohan		31-Mar-2006 14:53
Hello Isaac, Your photos are outstanding! You have captured your family, friends, culture and life in Sudan with aplomb. I am deeply moved by the experience you afforded me in viewing your photographs, and it is a great pleasure to meet your family through these photos. Thank you so much for sharing your talent and experiences with us. Love, Jeanette

Mimsy Beckwith		30-Mar-2006 14:37
Isaac, these are incredibly beautiful pictures. If you are selling prints, I hope you will put the information on this website.... Thanks. Beautiful..

susan winship		30-Mar-2006 00:14
I am stunned......these photographs are beautiful. You are so talented!! Let's get them exhibited!!!!!! I would like to put a link to these on our web site...would that be okay? How is school?? I think you should make a book and make note cards. Can I buy a photograph? Let me know Susan

james		08-Mar-2006 16:36
fascinating images, and very beautiful.. thanks!

maxj		20-Feb-2006 05:04
Great images, very well done. Each image does a wonderful job of telling individual stories, but this collection as a whole is truly a work of art.

Teresa McKenzie		20-Feb-2006 00:30
Wow, these are all amazing. Such great photojournalistic shots. They all bring out so much emotion. Very touching. Please keep shooting.

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