Finally! To Cambodia With Love, the book with my photographs of Siem Reap and its environs has been published. It's available from a long list of booksellers all over the world. It's described on Amazon as "From a tarantula brunch in the remote
For the week starting Monday November 8, the following posts are in the pipeline (not in this order though): 1. A photographer's mini-portfolio of black & white images of the Durga Puja in Kolkata. 2. A wonderful multimedia essay of Tango
Photo © Tewfic El-Sawy-All Rights Reserved Scott Bourne, who publishes and writes Photofocus since 1998, has posted an article on photo workshops titled Don't Listen To The Trolls in which he encourages people to attend workshops led by photographers
The New York Times contract photographer Joao Silva, one of the major conflict photojournalists of our time, stepped on a mine while on assignment in Afghanistan a couple of weeks ago, and as a consequence his legs have had to be amputated below the
Afghanistan 1955 Photo © Marc Riboud- All Rights Reserved Annick Cojean, journalist at Monde, says it well about Marc Riboud: "This man is free. This man is passionate. He's a magnificent traveler which the world continues to amaze. He loves life