Traveling on my own to Africa turned out to be one of the most challenging and life changing experiences I've ever had.
In honor of International Women’s Day, which was March 8, 2015, NatGeo has been running a Portraits of Strength “Your Shot” photo contest.
The photos really capture the spirit of what it is to be a woman.
“Courage. Patience. Tenacity. Wisdom. Wit. We all know a woman who fit this bill. In honor of International Women’s Day share your images and stories of the women who inspire you.” Well, that’s what Amazing Women Wednesday is all about. Here are a few photos, and links to stories, and there will be more to come, every Wednesday!
The Shark Lady, an Amazing Woman who recently passed away at 92. Read about Dr. Clark here: http://tamtravels.wpengine.com/amazing-women-eugenie-clark-the-shark-lady/
Dr. Andrea Marshall (back left) is a Conservationist and an amazing woman. In front is another amazing woman, Katherine Burgess (yes, Katherine, I’m going to write about you!). Check it out here: http://tamtravels.wpengine.com/?p=11042
NatGeo’s 2013 Traveler of the Year! Read all about Shannon and her journey here: http://tamtravels.wpengine.com/?p=10987
Ruth is an Amazing Woman, in so many different ways! Read her story: http://tamtravels.wpengine.com/?p=10908
And here are some of the images I sent to NatGeo depicting feminine strength and empowerment! Be sure to check out their Portraits of Strength on NatGeo!
There are so many women I admire and who have made a difference in the world. How will I ever tell all of their stories? Check out these photographs of women by female NatGeo photographers.
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