Ugandans conduct much of their daily commercial activities on the roadside. Influenced by cubistic spatial interplay I created diptychs to convey the ...

Tesla Takedown Boston. On March 1, 2025, Boston protestors joined a nationwide protest at Tesla dealerships in hopes of calling attention to the destr...

Voting in elections in Uruguay is mandatory for citizens eighteen and over.  Uruguay uses a two round system that if no presidential candidate ob...

My artwork is the result of an adventure in Morocco's High Atlas to uncover a forgotten kasbah I stumbled upon by chance on Google Maps. Abandoned...

Tony brought home nuts, claiming Rosemary gave them to him, though she existed only in his dreams. Adolf and Raúl’s house was burned down...

This work is a companion series to my project, "Felicific Calculus: Technology as a Social Marker of Race, Class, & Economics in Rochester, N...

Southeastern Spain, one of Europe’s driest regions, faces a high risk of water scarcity and desertification, with 75% of its territory at risk. ...

Facing the urgent climate crisis, "NET-ZERO TRANSITION" documents innovative solutions across Europe aimed at reducing emissions and promoti...

There is something solemn in the silence of a herd. To many, it may seem like an image of tranquility, but to the buiatra, that silence tells stories....

This project  sheds light on the human impact  that  accompanies processes  of  development  and renovations  in gr...

This photo report presents the work of the community during a morning of traditional mullet fishing in Florianópolis, Brazil. Most of the ...

"Blessed Ground" is an essay about the impact of gold mining in the vicinity of rural communities along the shores of the rivers P...

The Supply Chain is Human documents textiles production in Northern Portugal - a mountainous region whose rich heritage of weaving and embroidery...

The UK is one of the least densely wooded countries in Europe. The deforestation of ancient woodlands due to construction and economic growth, is a hu...

China's rural areas are grappling with rapid ageing, as young people migrate to urban centers. Villages like Gao Ban Ling Jiao in Zhejiang provinc...

A Violin at the End of the World is photographic travelogue shoot during  Pope Francis' travels to the South Pacific of S...

Indonesia, as an archipelagic nation, is blessed with vast waters and a rich variety of marine commodities, with tuna being the most significant. Tuna...

Built in the 5th century A.D. during Byzantium’s reign, Theodosius walls defended Constantinople and survived countless sieges before their capt...

When a meter equals a bahr, catalogues life as an expat in the United Arab Emirates. It borrows its form from the highly structured rhythm of Arabic p...

When wildfires broke out in Chile in 2024, I began a redux of my previously published photo essay about Chile’s 2017 wildfires – the worst...

"DROWNING" explores the pressing environmental crisis gripping the nation, Nigeria. Rising sea levels and unchecked human activities have le...

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Mongolia is twice the size of Texas. About 75 percent of the country is rangeland, which provides forage for livestock, habitat for wildlife, watershe...

One year after the wildfire that destroyed 400 hectares of land around the town of Palmela in Portugal I revisited the area to see how nature was copi...

In South Kanarchar of Keraniganj there is one of the 8000 brickfields in Bangladesh, a country in constant demand for affordable building materia...

On November of 2022 Mayor Eric Adams announced the development of Willets Point, with a 25,000 seat soccer stadium and a retricted housing complex to ...

In 2019 I started a project documenting my travels on the Mazaruni River in Western Guyana. The Mazaruni, in the Amazon Biome, is home to the Akawaio ...

Storefronts in Kenya and Mississippi, when displayed together, celebrate small businesses which provide livelihoods for families and necessary se...

The proposed development of the 76ers basketball arena threatens Philadelphia's Chinatown, a central community hub for Asian Americans. The propos...

Access to affordable power and where it comes from is one of the world’s key global issues and challenges to solve. Politicians and economists d...

Turkana, in northwest Kenya, is the poorest and least developed county in the ASALs (Arid and Semi-Arid Lands). Almost all of the inhabitants of ...

Tusheti, draped across the Caucasus Mountains in Georgia, is all but cut off for most of the year—the only road in, through the treacherous Aban...

A print ad campaign, "Camden Is...", extols the city's virtues. The streets tell another story. There was an optimism in its 1950s ...

Textile manufacturing dominated the New England economy for 120 years. Then it declined, but did not disappear. This exhibit tracks that history, in t...

Boston Harbor sits within the Gulf of Maine, one of the fastest-warming stretches of water on Earth. Climate change, which impacts each part of the pl...

Vanishing Coal is a personal interpretation and search to discover and make sense of my family's roots in coal. I returned to my homeland, th...

The neighborhoods of Tøyen and Grønland border one another; they have long been home to working class and minority Norwegians, and both ...

As the availability of affordable housing implodes, with eviction rates and financial instability surpassing crisis levels, this ongoing spatial justi...

COVID-19 has stabbed Venice to her heart. A city normally worth 3.2 billion U.S. dollars in annual tourism-related revenue is on her knees, her&n...

When the Brazilian elite turned out to the streets of Brazil on March 15th 2015 observers knew that changing in the make-up of the political system wa...

Fifty-two years ago today, on June 19th, 1968, about 100,000 people converged on Washington, D.C., for a rally in support of the Poor People's Cam...

The panAFRICAproject website offers a broad exploration of contemporary Africa centering around fine art and documentary images taken by Boston-based ...

In June 1969 students and local residents of Berkeley occupied a vacant piece of land belonging to the University of California, the birthplace of the...

Created during Apartheid as a dormitory area for migratory workers, Khayelitsha is today the largest and youngest black township in Western Cape, loca...

Created during Apartheid as a dormitory area for migratory workers, Khayelitsha is today the largest and youngest black township in Western Cape, loca...

Women are the backbone of Congo (DRC), examples of strength and resilience. One of the best examples of this resilience can be seen in the fields...

This story is a familiar story - in search of a better life people have gambled on coming to America.   Willets Point, Queens, New York...

The Mapuche are the indigenous people that inhabit the central-south of Chile in the Araucania region. Recent years have seen a resu...

Shishmaref, Alaska  is a remote village of about 600 people located 30 miles south of the Arctic Circle, flanked by the Chukchi Sea to the north ...

Since 1998 I have photographed the work of the Polus Center for Social and Economic Development, a small human services organization whose internation...

The sounds of steelpan ringing out on hot summer nights over the bustle of Flatbush is a familiar sound. It came here with Trinidadian immigrants...

This exhibit combines images created thirty years apart, with many of the "then and now" pairs including the same people and places.   ...

Since 2013, I have been photographing the daily resistance of communities in the department of El Chocó, Colombia to violence and threats to th...

While serving as a Volunteer Team Leader with Global Volunteers, www.globalvolunteers.org, I have had the opportunity to work alongside the local peop...

Jamdani are among the finest textiles of Bengal produced in Dhaka District, Bangladesh. There are many hand looms still functional around Dhaka City ...

Ukraine was always in a difficult economic and political situation and it didn't matter to the leaders. Politicians always care about themselves b...

'Marginal Trades' is my ongoing photographic project (2011- present), that documents the rapidly vanishing trades, businesses and professions ...

In El Chocó, Colombia, mechanized gold mining threatens the rain forest environment and has had profound effects on the work and the lives ...

The photographs are taken over the last three years in Sudan, Malawi, Tanzania, Nigeria and Sierra Leone, documenting programs supported by local and ...

In 2008 as the price of gold began skyrocketing on global markets, a cluster of several villages in rural Zamfara, northwest Nigeria, turned into the ...

  On the ancestral roads of the coffee fields, the humanist photographer Reza, after an immersive work of several months, discovers the plantati...

On the ancestral roads of the coffee fields, the humanist photographer Reza, after an immersive work of several months, discovers the plantations of I...

The Bangladeshi economy fully depends on the garment sector which is 80% of the economy. The salary of a garment worker is less then $50 USD per month...

Photographing a region that retains historical and cultural elements is popular, but it is difficult indeed to use photography to accurately capture t...

On the south side of Haiti in the mountains above Jacmel is the county of LaVallée. There are approximately 40,000 residents in the villages wi...

Cuba might evoke old cars, vibrant music and the sweet smell of pungent tobacco, but for the two weeks I visited, it was hard not to fixate on the inc...

Mongolians have been nomadic herders since prehistoric times, but over the past decade they have been abandoning their flocks to pitch their gers by t...

Northern Uganda enjoys relative peace after suffering decades of conflict spurred by Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army. Nearly 1.4 million ...

‘CROSSINGS’ offers a compelling glimpse into the lives of cross-border traders in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and illustrates the...

A Delicious Peace Imagine if the world never learned how to hate Far from civilization, a truly civilized world exists. Deep in the bush in Easte...

Civilization is doomed. Old glories in these mill towns are collapsing. Man yields to a new moral and commercial imperative that manipulates and sets ...

This photo essay explores the transformed environment of a classic American suburban/urban strip, Lancaster Drive, that runs through Salem, ...

The Mississippi Delta is the richest agricultural land in North America yet produces its most impoverished citizens. Its population, descended from sl...

At the foothills of the Himalayas, in West Bengal, India, lies the city of Darjeeling. It’s elevation of 6,710 ft. (2,050 m.) above sea level, c...

Once, our view of the economic health of Cleveland was centered on industry in areas like the Flats. We believed social wealth depended on the muscle ...

The town of Dajabon, Dominican Republic is in the border with Ouanaminthe, Haiti. Haitians cross the border to go the market on Mondays and Fridays. ...

“The Great Game” was the name given to the 19th century conflict between Britain and Russia for political control of Central Asia. The 20t...

With increasing inequality in living standards, the voices of those without are growing in number, clamoring to be heard as the precious resources upo...

These images are the concluding chapter in a modern visual history of farm labor in California since 1975. They attack the immense advertising system&...

SEAWEED FARMERS IN ZANZIBAR Growth vs. Stagnation _________________________ Joanna Lipper traveled to Zanzibar in the summer of 2009 to photograp...

From a global environmental perspective, few other places in the world are as important as the grazing lands of the Tibetan Plateau now.  Rising ...

Curse of the Black Gold: 50 Years of Oil in the Niger Delta takes a graphic look at the profound cost of oil exploitation in West Africa. Now one ...

The India Group is about the way life is lived in the second most populated country on Earth. These pictures of schools, factories, transportation, th...

Cuba is possibly the most beautiful country in the Americas. It is also one of the most disturbed. Rampant poverty and oppression cannot suppress a po...

In Southern Belize, Mayan and Garifuna villages bordering the 40,000 acre Sarstoon-Temash National Park, are struggling to survive, and preserve their...

Life in Poland and Ukraine is soaked with memories.  World War II, and its crimes against humanity, is bracketed by the recently ended Soviet dom...

In the remote, northeastern region of Bhutan a tribe of Tibetan Buddhist yak-herding people, known in the Bhutanese language as "brokpa," or...

With their tents rolled up in bundles and lashed to the backs of yaks as they move across the grasslands, Tibetan nomads, known in Tibetan as drokpa, ...