By Rose Palmer “Ni una menos Vivas nos queremos” “Not one less We want us alive” With beating drums and flags flying high, this was the cry of the thousands of marchers I joined…
Argentina Photo Essays South America
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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…
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Words by Caitlin Ahern. Photos by Sophia Mullin. You wake up in the seat of your bus, accidentally spooning with the passenger riding next to you, as the country’s roads have rocked you both…
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By Dawn Chapman I was born in Hawaii to American parents. At 12 years old, my family relocated to New Zealand. A few years ago in an effort to see more of my new country…
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Galit Govezensky is a portrait and documentary photographer from Israel. We have previously interviewed her about her work in Ethiopia and India (read here) and we are delighted to showcase some of her recent images…
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By Elizabeth Curtis Kep, Cambodia is a desolate sleepy seaside town taken by the grasp of the Khmer Rouge in the seventies. Little remains here, life is slow. It was once a town of…
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By Artem Zhushman Large pans full of Nepalese dumplings called “momo” sizzling on the corner. Their smell shrouding all around, it even gets under my jacket. My eyes catch a vivid pink dress, but…
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By Evan Cunningham You’ve bought your ticket, packed your bag, now you hover above the colorful lights pulsing through Tokyo as you descend, closing the gap between you and the beginning of a five-day…
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By Marko Randelovic I Gusti Mangku Sumantra is a traditional healer from the Gianyar region of Bali who has been healing people since the 1970s when his father passed away. Bali has a long…
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Photos by Christina Freeth Words by Laurie Cant Moments that are never really planned, that are simply spontaneous and just happen are usually the best. We embarked on a hiking adventure through the borders…
