TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月12日 01時15分

Robbie Lawrence was somewhat hesitant when the United Nations Population Fund approached him for a project on maternal and sexual #health in Sierra Leone. The Edinburgh-born photographer had spent time working in the nonprofit sector and was concerned that #photography for charities sometimes reinforces negative stereotypes in order to be as emotive as possible. “NGO photography can be quite didactic,” Lawrence says. “I was hesitant of falling into one of those tropes.” After sharing his concerns with the organization, he decided to approach the story more personally. One way he created a sense of artistry and intimacy was to keep that lens close, rather than going wide when there were lots of politicians or other adults around—including at a UNFPA conference to educate girls and boys about contraception. The resulting work from that trip in May 2017 comprises "Freetown," a new book published by the Paris studio @bepoles. In this photograph, two volunteer school boys are seen at the Miatta Conference Hall in #Freetown. Read more, and see more pictures, at the link in bio. Photograph by @robbiel1

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