Urumie Lake: A Portrait of Erosion and Elegance
Awarded by the Forestry England with the Forestry Commission England People, Nature and Economy Award 2016.
Published also in El Pais, this feature explores Urumie Lake, Iran’s once vast salt lake now grappling with desertification. The images capture its shifting landscapes and the stark contrasts between its shrinking waters and surrounding arid expanses. This portrayal underscores the beauty and vulnerability of a natural wonder facing the impacts of climate change.
Georgia: Trails Through Untamed Beauty
In Naiz 7K, the breathtaking hiking trails of Georgia come to life. The feature delves into the rugged landscapes and pristine wilderness of this stunning region, highlighting the diverse terrains from lush valleys to towering peaks. Each photograph captures the essence of adventure and the serene beauty of Georgia’s untamed nature, inviting readers to experience the allure of these remote paths.
Gabba Fish Market: A Monochrome Symphony
This black-and-white series captures the raw, vibrant energy of Gabba’s fish market. The stark contrasts and rich textures of the monochrome images reveal the bustling life and intricate details of the market. Through the lens, the everyday hustle of vendors and the unique charm of fresh catches are portrayed with a timeless elegance.
Jordan Trail: A Journey Through Ancient Landscapes
Featured in [Magazine Name], this piece explores the Jordan Trail, a captivating trek through Jordan’s diverse terrain. From the dramatic cliffs of Wadi Rum to the historic paths leading to Petra, the trail offers a deep dive into the country’s rich history and stunning landscapes. Each step along this path reveals the timeless beauty and cultural depth of Jordan, captured in vivid detail.
L’Aquila: A year after
Featured in DSMJ university, this series captures the aftermath of the 2009 earthquake in L’Aquila. Through stark imagery, the photographs document the devastation and ongoing recovery in this historic city. The visual narrative reflects both the scars left by the disaster and the enduring spirit of its people as they rebuild and reclaim their heritage.
Lleida: Following the Last Cathar’s Steps
In Naiz 7K, we retrace the path of Guillem Belibasta, the last Cathar prefect, through the historic landscapes of Lleida. By exploring trails that echo with the history, religion, conflicts of power, and persecution of the era, this feature immerses readers in the medieval world of the Cathar movement. Through evocative imagery and narrative, we uncover the legacy of this religious upheaval and its impact on the region.
Maputo: Essence of Africa
In Naiz 7K, we delve into the vibrant heart of Maputo, Mozambique’s capital. The city pulsates with a fascinating history, a rich cultural agenda, and the refreshing breeze of the Indian Ocean. Experience the local flavors with delectable seafood, sweet coffee, and Portugal-influenced pastel de nata. Each evening, the city comes alive with captivating live music. As locals say, “Maputo é demais!”—Maputo is incredible. Discover the essence of this dynamic African metropolis.
Vivir Entre Nichos: Life in Manila’s Navotas Cemetery
In Planeta Futuro (El Pais), we explore the unique and challenging reality of life in the Navotas Cemetery of Manila, Philippines. Here, 350 families reside amidst the graves, turning the cemetery into a vibrant community. This feature provides a profound look into their daily lives, showcasing their resilience and the ways they find solace and connection in an unconventional living environment.
A short film published.
Tbilisi: Bohemian Caucasus
In Naiz 7K, we uncover the bohemian essence of Tbilisi, Georgia’s vibrant capital. From its thermal baths and eclectic architecture influenced by diverse empires to the serene botanical gardens, every corner of the city offers a unique experience. Discover the iconic balconies, stylish cafés, and innovative restaurants that add to Tbilisi’s charm. The city hides a delightful surprise on every street corner, making it a captivating journey through the heart of the Caucasus.
