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“Steve Baroch is a great traveler, photographer and developer who has interacted with nature and the wild of the great Savannah grasslands in Africa.

His photographs and writings speak of his encounter that will continue to speak, even for future generations.”

-Chief Joseph Ole Tipanko Maasai Chief in Africa

~ “Every once in a while I meet an artist who creates with a camera. You know what I mean, they show you their photos and they just "capture" you! Steve is this kind

of guy. When I have observed him shooting in Africa (where we have worked together distributing mobility devices to people in need) I have seen him "seize the

moment" and get the shot.

Is he just fortunate? Perhaps so... but when you see his work, it will convince you that you are looking at more than good luck!”

-David Talbot Professional Photographer and Founder of www.crutches4africa.org

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“Steve’s vibrant images capture the magic of Africa. In his photography and in his philanthropy, Steve displays deep respect for those to whom he plays witness.”

-Andrew Romanoff Senior Advisor – iDE (International Development Enterprises)

Former Speaker of the Colorado House of Representatives

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~ The People ~

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“The continent is too large to describe. It is a veritable ocean,

a separate planet, a varied, immensely rich cosmos.

Only with the greatest simplification, for the sake of convenience, can we say

'Africa'.”

-Ryszard Kapuścioski, The Cobra's Heart

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“I would stand in line for this… There is always room in life for this…”

-Moby

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~ The Land ~

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“You know you are truly alive when you’re

living among lions.”

-Karen Blixen, Out of Africa

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“Do all you can, with what you have, in the time you have, in the place you are.”

-Nkosi Johnson