Mario Tama’s Coming Back: New Orleans Resurgent was a Finalist for Pictures of the Year Best PhotoBook Award. Introduced by Anderson Cooper, the book celebrates the courage of New Orleans’ residents and their stuggle to regain a sense of normalcy after Hurricane Katrina devastated their city in 2005.

Conde Nast Traveler lauded Tent Life: Haiti in their “Truth in Travel” section in print and online:

“And although the images are sobering—reflecting the realities of life in sprawling “cities” constructed from bedsheets and sticks—they are not ugly: A mother and child look ethereal inside an airy white tent; boys play blithely in the sea beyond a trash-covered beach; the town cathedral stands valiantly amid the rubble of Port-au-Prince.” – Eimear Lynch

“Director Sara Terry brings a career’s worth of journalism experience to this assured filmmaking debut, organizing her material into chapters that escalate in drama and illuminate her main subject’s mission without ever getting distracted by his personal life or history…Aided by Henry Jacobson’s artful cinematography, she captures the rifts violence caused in these tightly knit villages and conveys how essential moving on is to everyone involved, not just emotionally, but in terms of survival.” — John DeFore

Read the entire review here.

If you’re in Austin, don’t miss the world premiere of Fambul Tok, the film released in conjunction with the book, at Austin’s SXSW Film Festival on March 14! See the trailer here.