This is an early edit of a long-term project — I began in 2022 — on a coastal fishing community facing environmental strain and cultural c...

BRIGHTON BEACH: THE BOARDWALK & THE SEA                              &n...

This series, made over a number of years, explores journeys of discovery into another country that chance and circumstance diverted me from growing up...

The series explores the contrast between Love and survival among the Inuit. The black-and-white images depict moments of tactile connection between pe...

On the doorbell it reads Gren-Wunsche. On the second floor of a small apartment building in Tuscany live Giulio and Gregor, two men with Down syndrome...

The measure of humanity is how we treat our most vulnerable – children, the sick, and the elderly…These words of Pope Francis became a po...

My mom has 90 years old. One day, a dozen or so years ago, my mother stopped leaving the house. At that time, she was going through a mental health...

Saltwater Memory is a long-term black-and-white documentary series made in St. Vincent and the Grenadines — an island nation largely absent from...

The Greatest Project of My Life The Greatest Project of My Life is a photographic project that examines fatherhood, attention, and the transformati...

Filipino resilience is tempered in disasters. There are at least five major disasters that challenge the Filipino spirit on a regular basis.  Typ...

Inspired by Olga's Colombian family's experience of displacement during the period of La Violencia in the 1950s, Dos Mundos shares the in...

Sarachui is located about three hours by foot into the mountains from the village of Guatapuri, in the mountains of the Sierra Nevada in the Colombian...

Masked ICE agents detain migrants after immigration court hearings during Trump’s controversial mass deportation effort in NY on July 16, 2025. ...

A project about bonds, relationships between a daughter and her father, when sometimes they look in the same direction, united and delighted, and some...

On the southwestern coast of Bangladesh, where the Sibsa and Kholpetua rivers meet the Bay of Bengal, climate change has permanently altered the relat...

“If They Move Me… I Die” is a personal narrative that traces the final days of my grandmother in her lifelong neighborhood, the Mas...

The Memory Shore chronicles the decade-long recovery of Rikuzentakata, Japan, following the devastating tsunami of 2011 that nearly obliterated the to...

Life can present many obstacles for people with disabilities. These challenges lead to social isolation, poverty and reduced quality of life. However,...

In 2016, my mother fell ill and, within six months, passed away from leukemia. From that moment, my life, my family's life, and especially my fath...

A project about bonds, relationships between a daughter and her father, when sometimes they look in the same direction, united and delighted, and some...

The People of Chelsea Project was born from a deep love of the city of Chelsea, for its rich culture, vibrant beauty, and resilient community. Just ac...

Chirag is an ancient village in the Republic of Dagestan in Russia. It is located at an altitude of 2320 meters above sea level. There is evidence tha...

Every day, thousands of Australian children rely on life-saving medical interventions such as tracheostomies and nasogastric tubes, but the routines o...

This project focuses on the Jessen Wheat Company in the Southeast corner of Wyoming. Despite the harsh conditions the family farms in an organic and r...

For over twenty years, I’ve returned to the Trexler family farm in North Carolina to document their traditional hog killings. These gatherings, ...

Adobe brickmaking is a vital part of Mexico's cultural heritage, celebrated for its sustainability and durability. I learned about it in Puerto Va...

For ten months I observed the life of Iza, a woman who, despite her oncological disease, devotes herself to caring for her son, an experienced case of...

The history of the Marsico family began in the early 1900s with Nicola, an acrobat who after decided to found the Marsico Circus. It was the 1920s and...

In St. Louis, and every major city in America, there is a community of parents that every member wishes did not exist; parents who have lost a ch...

Photographs by award-winning documentarian Houck Medford capture the profound culture of the Tucker's Grove Camp Meeting (1874).  Record...

When Natalia was 14, she started experimenting with drugs out of curiosity. She quickly realized she liked it. Olek's biological mother was a drug...

“The last few months have been a rollercoaster of emotions - anxiety, helplessness, joy, fear, gratitude and hope. I used my camera to docume...

Images that capture the profound spiritual and communal essence of Mozambican village life through the lens of church attendance. Situated deep w...

Created to celebrate the Black experience and the community’s contribution to history and culture, the Black Joy Parade takes place during Black...

Sylvie Simon, 63, began her nursing journey during secondary school, continuing in the profession through retirement and beyond. For over three decade...

During the summer in Wyoming, youth participate in local rodeos to demonstrate their skills and their horses' unique abilities in various events.&...

We all live in nature, but some live in it more intimately. Small-family farmers are the backbone of American agriculture, but earning a living wage i...

Jamyang Tsomo is a Tibetan woman living, with her family in a small community, in the remote mountains of Garze Autonomous Region. Now in her late 30s...

In my new series,(started Sept.2022),“The Endangered Lobsterman” I am putting a human face on all of those that are at risk of losing thei...

Life, According to Rodeo began as a photographic documentation of modern Black rodeo cowboys, but soon grew into something deeper and more meaningful ...

These images, found in my 10th and latest book, Coney Island People 50 Years, are from 1970-2021. They simultaneously look back in time while giv...

Situated ten miles north of the mountain town of Taos in northern New Mexico are interconnected villages, El Salto and Arroyo Seco. Resilient communit...

Lowriding has its roots in the Chicano culture of California. Although not all lowriders are Chicano, the vibrant style and cultural expression are st...

When the war in Ukraine broke, last February, as an international news cameraman, I started to get ready to go. But then, in the same week, Ina - my 9...

“Raised on the Midways of Mid-America” joins Hampton, 10, and Hadleigh, 12, on the road as they live eight months of the year at the fairs...

The 1980s saw the largest increase in child poverty since the 1960s. Outside the Dream put faces on the statistics—the 13 million poor children ...

  As a youngster, what caught freelance writer Adolph Dupree’s attention was the gentleman leading Buffalo parades. The biker was t...

SDN Social Documentary Network “Queen Mother of Progress” I prefer to work in a photographic series which is evidenced in “The...

"A Day That No One will Remember" is a collection of image assembled over the course of several years. I decided to take a detour on my crea...

Ive been with my fiancé for 15 years. Though I knew his mom, Phoebe, Id never been to her house. Part of this was that she scheduled her doctor...

A four year documentation of the Campesino people and culture of rural Cuba. Campesino means "farmer" or "rural peasant" and inclu...

This exhibit documents an NJCAA Division III men’s basketball team, Boston’s Bunker Hill Community College Bulldogs, through their 20...

It is an ongoing portrait series looking at the diaspora of the fathers of today in order to challenge stereotypes of the past. It is also an int...

Them That Do is a multi-media project created in collaboration with Philadelphia’s block captains that prioritizes local knowledge and documents...

In Gratitude is an homage to food and family. Created during the pandemic, it is a series of portraits of myself, my husband, and my three children sh...

The number of deported people living in Mexican border cities can be counted in the thousands.  Some become workers in maquiladoras or wash car w...

This project documents time spent with family during the COVID-19 pandemic when I found myself back at home at Casablanca, the house where my family f...

As part of a statewide group photo project, from March 2020 through Election Day, I went out to cover daily life here: the people, the kindness, the g...

In Massachusetts, arguably the most affluent state in the United States, one out of seven people suffer from food insecurity. The pandemic has struck ...

ERF81 is an anomaly: an inner-city settlement and farm on an abandoned military base, situated on prime real estate nestled in Cape Town between the t...

As I explore and document Boston neighborhoods, the city looks and feels empty under a lock-down with a few exceptions. ...

The Iran-Iraq war is the most prolonged war of the twentieth century after the Vietnam War. One of the ominous aftermaths of this war is the unex...

When the Covid-19 pandemic began to impact Tucson, Arizona in March 2020, in the span of one week, all of my scheduled photography assignments were ca...

We are trapped at home; a situation shared the world over. My working husband, two active young boys, a lively Jack Russell and me, mother-cum-observe...

Zoila, an undocumented immigrant from Ecuador, has not seen her son in fifteen years. In her mind, she still imagines him as a four-year-old child. ...

Parenting and caring for a child with severe disabilities is an immensely complex affair. Parents must decide upon a range of decisions that determine...

The Irish Travelers who were once referred to as “tinkers” or “gypsies” are an insular ethnic group that has lived on the frin...

The Hutterites, pacifist Anabaptists whose roots trace back to Europe during the 16th Century Reformation, live communally on colonies throughout west...

Central American migrants have been making the perilous journey through Central America and Mexico for decades. It is an old refugee story but in the ...

These are difficult days. The outside world has stopped in its silence. Here the children find their spaces and create new spaces, to face the fe...

Fire incidents and casualties are increasing throughout the country. In 2019, two thousand one hundred and thirty eight people were burnt to death in ...

According to a thousand years old Iranian western Kurdish tradition in Uramat Takht village, they will hold a ceremony in the forty fifth day of winte...

The proposed HS2 route, once it has left metropolitan London, will run through the countryside, through nature reserves, farmland, and over ...

Bergenline Avenue is a major business district in northern New Jersey. It is the longest commercial avenue in the state, boasting over 300 r...

An epidemic of teen pregnancies is permeating the population in Rwanda. Vulnerable girls as young as 13 find themselves in this unwarranted circumstan...

"Kinship: Aging Together: Relationship Dynamics Between the Very Old and Their Old Children; A study by Kathrin Boerner, associate professor of G...

Judgment comes easy, but sometimes life doesn’t. Taking a stance on quick opinions before trying to understand is a default that comes from the ...

Do you think I am to blame for this??? Nita asked me this question many times during the last months. I met her for some fashion pictures, in 2018 bu...

The photo serial "Parno Gras: mukline Evropljanura"/"White Horse: Neglected Europeans" deals with life of the Roma population in E...

This series of photographs pays a tribute to the Roma and Sinti communities in France and Poland. Through poetic life scenes and childr...

The unprecedented December 2018 - January 2019  35 day budget funding shutdown of many US agencies in dispute of the president's de...

Two centuries after the Essex Agricultural Society was born, the fair it launched in Massachusetts to help local farmers improve their herds and crops...

According to global statistics, one percent of the world’s population consists of twins and multiples. Based on the statistics from Iran Nationa...

Selected images from Black Migrants to the Central Valley, an original exhibition of African-American photos I took in the 1960s. Curated by Michele E...

This is a true story. It celebrates what is right with the world. Ann and Ron Fay are septuagenarian shepherds living on a 128-acre farm in Piedmon...

People from Nepal began to settle in southern Bhutan in an organized way starting in the 19th Century. In 1958, they were given full citizenship in Bh...

Politicans are gridlocked over Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) using it as a tool to fight added issues - path to citizenship, chain mig...

Between 1975 and 1990 Lebanon suffered 15 years of civil war accompanied by distressing social, economic, physical and political ruin. In the late 199...

There are more and more elderly lonely people. The structure of families is changing, which means that many seniors live alone in their own four walls...

Women are the backbone of family and community in many countries, especially in areas of poverty or where the environment has been compromised. Even w...

El olvido puede convertirse en un arma silenciosa de desprecio y discriminación. Todos los seres humanos necesitan vínculos de amor y ap...

During portrait sessions, mothers oftentimes express amazement at the magnitude of feelings experienced. To document these expressions, I invited wome...

'A Community bereaved' documents the Grenfell community immediately following the devastating inferno of 14th June 2017, when 71 souls we...

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...

Life in the Ozarks:  An Arkansas Portrait My ongoing project began in 2003 with a drive down a rural country road. I had recently moved t...

“We Are Family” includes long-form interviews and intimate portraits of a selection of lives affected by the Pulse massacre. Subjects incl...

From 1924 until 1970, between 400 and 600 Aboriginal boys were forcibly removed from their families and placed in the Kinchela Boys Home (KBH) on the ...

I have always photographed a particular social and cultural group of children. In front of my camera they have passed through adolescence into young a...

This Is My Country looks at people standing on the precipice of life: disenfranchised, neglected and now threatened with displacement. It is a permane...

In Bangladesh, the nomadic community, known as the Bede community, is a unique social group of people with distinctive culture and heritage. This p...