The photographic image can invoke feelings, trigger thoughts, and project perceptions to be pondered. It may be a single moment in time or achieved over many years of documentation. Documenting the world around us allows others to view the world with empathy, evoke change, engage in conversation and overcome apathy.
Working over the past five years, documenting the intimate interior lives of refugees within the Middle East has prepared Sarah to meet the challenge of stepping away from the lens and directly impacting the lives of those she has photographed. Armed with her camera and degrees in both Business Management and Liberal Arts her years of experience have prepared her to successfully navigate both the business aspects and humanitarian heart of a non-profit.
Sarah has worked individually and collaboratively to create images for national and international NGO'S, editorials, national museums and universities. Her documentary work has been published in journals and displayed in gallery shows. Her expertise has been lended to advisory panels and she often speaks to Universities and corporations addressing the complex issues of women in journalism and documenting refugee life.