Ken Cedeno is a Washington D.C.-based independent photographer with experience covering politics, travel, and other global assignments. A frequent contributor to Reuters and other wire agencies, his photographs have also been published in National Geographic Magazine, National Geographic Traveler, Newsweek, The Washington Post, TIME, U.S. News and World Report, The New York Times, Paris Match, and publications worldwide.
National photography organizations have honored Ken's work, including the National Press Photographers Association, Northern Short Course, and the White House News Photographers Association's "Eyes of History Contest."
Ken has been heartfelt and proud to be a volunteer with CAMO in Honduras since 2014, putting in an extra five weeks of his time outside of the usual one week for each brigade. March and October.
Ken is donating some of his printed images from various travels around the U.S. and parts of the globe to help raise funds for CAMO. Fifty percent of all proceeds will go to CAMO to augment during this challenging pandemic to support the children and families of Santa Rosa de Copan Honduras.
By supporting this fundraising project, you will receive a high resolution 17" x 22" photo mounted on 1/4 black foam core, suitable and sturdy enough for hanging or framing in your home or office.
You will be providing funds for the invaluable service CAMO provides to the people of Honduras.
And thank you ever so much for supporting CAMO.
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