By Manouk Quint The road trip started in Cape town were we spent a month shooting a campaign for Fayrouz, a product by Heineken. From there we had no plan, but by meeting locals,…
By Yasmin Gross Namibia is color. I have never before visited a place that offers such a variety of landscapes and terrains. The country and its inhabitants fight every day for survival. Namibia has…
By Ryan Cheng When family and friends found out I was planning on going to Africa, it became apparent that none of them thought this would be a good idea. And who could blame…
“My Humanity is bound up in yours for we can only be human together.” – Desmond Tutu ROAM was recently contacted by Humanity Unified International, a non-profit dedicated to empowering communities to rise out…
Apologies ROAMers for the slight delay here. It is indeed almost the middle of April, but spring appears to have sprung over the English North and we’ve been taking full advantage of it. In…
By Mark Pejkovic Roughly three hours west of Marrakech, you reach the coastal city of Essaouira; substituting the pastel pinks of the Ochre City for hues of blue and shades of white. With a…
In the UK, February is usually one of those months you can’t wait to see the end of. We’re still in the thick of winter, yet finally the end is in site, and we…
By Annapurna Mellor ‘Welcome to Libya’, I jolt awake, confused at the words I’ve just awoken to after hours of unfulfilled sleep on a rattling night bus. The guard towering above me chuckles, pleased…
November is a time when the days grow crisper and shorter here in the UK; those bright Autumn leaves have fallen and the earth looks a little dead for a while, sleeping until the…
Instagram has brought a lot of great things to my life, but most of all it’s introduced me to some of my very favourite photographers. Photographers which move, inspire and encourage me to continue taking…
