In 2025 and 2024, I traveled with H2O4ALL to document the installation of clean water systems in rural Kenya. Through photography and video, I captured the story of how safe, sustainable water transforms communities — from the precision of drilling and installing solar-powered pumps to the joy of first flows at a new tap stand.

My work combined documentary reportage with a sensitivity to the dignity and resilience of local residents. I photographed engineers and local team at work, the surrounding landscapes, and the faces of those whose daily lives were about to change. Alongside still imagery, I produced promotional videos and short-form reels that wove together interviews, field footage, and ambient sound, offering viewers an immersive look at the project’s impact.

This work celebrates the intersection of humanitarian service and visual storytelling: using visuals not only to record progress, but also to honor the people and partnerships behind life-giving water.