American Photographs is a sharp, contemporary contribution to the tradition of American street photography. Focusing heavily on the urban spheres of the West Coast and New York
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Flowers of Ethiopia
My expedition to Ethiopia was mainly to photograph the tribes of the remote Omo Valley, the Suri Tribe, in particular.
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Children of Bangladesh
Children form more than 10 percent of the total workforce of Bangladesh. And they work as hard as the adults do. More than 64 million children make up around 40 per cent of the population.
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Young Mundari Living In The Cattle Camp
The Mundari, also referred to as Mandari, are a small ethnic group and one of the Nilotic peoples, living north of the capital of Juba, South Sudan.
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Colorful portraits from Peshawar
Pakistan is one of the most beautiful, friendly and welcoming countries in the world. It is a country with a rich cultural heritage and a huge range of tourist attractions to offer visitors.
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Khawaja Sira
In Pakistan, they are also called Khawaja Sira, the equivalent of transgender in the Urdu language. Hijras are officially recognized as a third gender in the Indian subcontinent.
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Kyrgyzstan – Land of the Sky Mountains
A small mountainous country in Central Asia, the population is 6 million people. Most of them located in valleys and big cities.
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Urban Bazaars in Uzbekistan: A Vibrant Tapestry of Colors and Flavors
Uzbekistan, a country with a rich history and diverse cultural heritage, boasts a charming series of bustling bazaars that have been at the heart of its trading tradition for centuries.
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Lake Turkana is found in the Kenyan Rift Valley
Lake Turkana, which lies in the Kenyan Rift Valley with its far northern end just crossing into Ethiopia, is recognized as the world’s largest permanent desert lake and the world’s largest alkaline lake.
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Xinjiang – the wild West of China
Xinjiang, a vast and captivating region in the far west of China, is often described as the country’s “Wild West.”
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Mongolia – In the shadow of the Altai
Mongolia, a land of vast steppes and rugged beauty, is home to a unique way of life centered around the winter migration of nomadic herders.
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Madonna del Sasso
The Sacred Mount Madonna del Sasso in Orselina is one of the most important religious and historical sites in the canton of Ticino, Switzerland.
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Horsemen of Kyrgyzstan
In Kyrgyzstan, the national sport of Ulak Tartysh, also known as Kok-Boru (“Grey Wolf”), is a high-octane, full-contact equestrian battle that will leave you breathless!
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Kashgar’s Livestock Market
The livestock market in Kashgar, Xinjiang, China, is a vibrant spectacle steeped in history and tradition. For centuries, Kashgar has been a crucial trading post on the Silk Road, connecting East and West.
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In the Brickfields of Dhaka
You can see them all around Bangladesh. There are hundreds of them. Some say more than 15’000. The high chimneys along the rivers and cities pouring constantly smoke into the air.
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Subway Stories in Monochrome
The New York and Chicago subway is a captivating, diverse microcosm of the cities itself. Perfect for photography in Black & White.
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Lighthouses – Beacons of Solitude
Lighthouses have always held a special place in my heart, more than just coastal sentinels.
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Eight Seconds of Truth
American ranch rodeos are a vibrant spectacle, a living testament to the cowboy way of life, steeped in a rich tapestry of culture and tradition.
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Schwingen: The Swiss National Sport
Switzerland, a country renowned for its picturesque landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and precision engineering, is also home to a unique national sport known as Schwingen.
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The tough intimacy of boxing
Boxing is a physical and mental challenge between two opponents. There is only one person you need to focus on – the referee.
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