‘Village Chief, Herouna, and his White Horse’: Fine Art Photography Prints by Jason Florio

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Photographer and filmmaker, Jason Florio, interviews the Chef de Village, Horé Dimma, Fouta Djallon Highlands. River Gambia expedition. Image ©Helen Jones-Florio
Photographer and filmmaker, Jason Florio, interviews the Chef de Village, Horé Dimma, Fouta Djallon Highlands. Image ©Helen Jones-Florio

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Jason Florio, award-winning photojournalist and filmmaker, originally from London, based from NYC for 18 years before relocating to The Gambia, West Africa, in 2013. He has produced images and documentaries for clients including The New York Times, Smithsonian, The New Yorker, Men’s, Journal, Outside, Bloomberg, National Geographic, Geographical, MIT Technology Review, PepsiCo, Amnesty International and the World Bank… read more floriophoto.com

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Resonate Magazine – Photo essay: A SOURCE-TO-SEA CANOE JOURNEY ALONG RIVER GAMBIA

From December 2012 to January 2013, Jason Florio and Helen Jones-Florio co-led the first recorded source-to-sea expedition by canoe along the 1130 km length of River Gambia. The two traced the river from its humble source in the remote highlands of Guinea through Senegal and into The Gambia, where it widens to nearly 14 km and exits into the Atlantic Ocean. 

https://resonate.travel/2022/11/25/853/

Jason and Helen teamed up two old Gambian friends — Abdou Ndong, a fisherman, and Ebou Jarju, a school teacher — as river guides and translators. Their photography offers a rare insight into the unique journey... read/see more Resonate Magazine Words & images ©Jason Florio, with Helen Jones-Florio

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A woman checks her traps on the River Gambia, Senegal, in the early hours of the morning, West Africa. Image ©Jason Florio
A migrant fisherwoman checks her traps on the River Gambia, The Gambia, West Africa. Image ©Jason Florio

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River Gambia expedition team standing by their two canoes on the banks of the River Gambia, Denton Bridge on the background. Jan 22nd 2013
We made it! 1044km River Gambia Expedition team reach Denton Bridge, The Gambia – Jason Florio, Helen Jones-Florio, Ebou Jarju, Abdou Ndong. Tuesday 22nd January 2013

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African Doors: ‘Isolation’ – photography prints by Helen Jones-Florio

African Doors | ’Isolation’ | photography prints

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African Doors: framed photography print of the facade a local bar, on a stark white background. Image © Helen Jones-Florio
African Doors: ‘Isolation’ photography prints. ‘Happy Corner’, local bar. The Gambia, West Africa – June 2022. Image ©Helen Jones-Florio (example only of framed print)

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Tower, colour photography print, The Gambia, West Africa ©Helen Jones-Florio
‘The Tower House’, Kololi, The Gambia, West Africa, June, 2022. Photography prints by Helen Jones-Florio

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Helen Jones-Florio is a producer, photographer, videographer, and writer, working predominantly in West Africa with photojournalist, and filmmaker, Jason Florio.

Header image: ‘Lamin Bar & Restaurant’, Lamin Lodge, The Gambia, West Africa, May, 2022.

Helen Jones-Florio - taking a photograph at an oyster harvesting camp, with a dog standing next to her. The Gambia, West Africa. Image © Jason Florio

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National Geographic Travel: Jason Florio ‘How I Got The Shot’

National Geographic Travel: Jason Florio – ‘How I Got The Shot’. In his photo story for the January/February 2022 issue, travel photographer Jason Florio followed the winding course of The Gambia River. Here’s how he captured this (one of his images) riparian nation’s endangered red colobus monkeys.

NatGeo: What were the challenges at play? 

Initially, the colobus were high in the trees, and getting a clear shot through the foliage proved very challenging. After many distant encounters, we found a small family sitting in hanging vines a few feet off the ground. I tried to contain my child-like excitement and approached them cautiously. Working in dappled light, I underexposed the shot to give a little tone to the highlights, knowing I could gently bring up the shadow areas in Photoshop. The colobus complied for a few seconds before launching into the thicket. I loved the first frame, with the main subject striking a seemingly contemplative pose. JF

See full Q&A with Jason Florio online at National Geographic. Also available in National Geograohic Traveller print edition magazine: October, 2022

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