Rivers of the island city
It took only few years to turn a naturally flowing river into a drain. Bombay is the financial capital. Increased industrialisation and urbanisation changed the riverscape of the city.
It took only few years to turn a naturally flowing river into a drain. Bombay is the financial capital. Increased industrialisation and urbanisation changed the riverscape of the city.
Every day the pollution increases, the human health is more and more put in danger and as we do not see it directly one does not care about it little.
Stopped by an anonymous lake in rural Karnataka, India. The lake with the lotus pond and overcast skies presented an irresistible image.
A severe drought in the Marathwada region of India in 2016 triggered a massive agrarian crisis.
Gregor Samsa's will rise from the grave. The Second Coming shall be their revenge on humanity.
This photo essay captures Delhi’s deadly shades of grey as the city stepped into 2017 choked with smog.
…over 371,000 hectares of the British landmass was reserved and appropriated for military use.
There was a brickfield near my village home. Then I was a small child. The brickfield used to fascinate me. Particularly, when I found workers making bricks from clay in a magical way.
Rivers, human beings and forest create a strange bond in Sundarban, the largest mangrove forest located at the delta region of the river Ganges. The rivers nurture and support both
Fallen is a serie portraits of residents who are living on a remote squatter camp in the province Freestate, South Africa. These people are living on or under the poverty line and are considered as ‘white poverty’… (photo essay by Frank Trimbos)
This is a documentary on how climate change is increasing the intensity of extreme weather events, displacing millions of people, destroying livelihoods, crops and livestock.
São Paulo - 12/2013 São Paulo is a huge city. Many times its inhabitants don’t have a face,...
In 1941 in Tuscany nearby a small village named Rosignano, Solvay built a factory for the production of chemical products derived from NaCl.
The idea of contemplating nature is no longer possible so we have to implant man-crafted reproductions.
City parks are places for refreshment. People come here to seek solitude and breathe fresh air – indeed it gives urban people a sense of openness. With the rapid urbanization of Dhaka city, greenery is diminishing day by day.
Shy shadows #1 This project is for me the first concrete step towards the externalization of what Man...
I imagined a near future in which Dolly, a doll of human size only survivor, wanders into a scene of degradation that has reduced the Earth to a pile of empty and abandoned buildings.
Bit rot is a colloquial term used in the computerized information systems environment to indicate the gradually decaying of data stored on storage medias or software over the duration of time.
2008 became the point of no return: for the first time in history there are more people living in cities than in rural areas.
I followed the Fukushima nuclear accident from the beginning till now, covering almost two years of the story. And here there is my story.
Moynaq, Uzbekistan - August 2012. Once a center of industrial fishing with a population of 150 thousand and...
Situated on NH 24, close to the border of Delhi & Ghaziabad, the Ghazipur landfill is Delhi’s oldest wasteland. Spread across an area of over 30 acres, the landfill now stands at a height of about 35-40 metres.
Day and night freight trains depart the town of Alaverdi in Northern Armenia with a cargo of pure copper and slowly make their way across the nearby Georgian border…
To lose cattle due to drought is a financial disaster and means the loss of the main source of income for whole families.
The people of Bangladesh bear witness to the continued destruction that climate change is having on their densely populated country every day.
Ghana is a country rich in natural resources, especially of gold, which is extracted with bare hands by a lowcost labor force, to be sold at competitive prices on the international market.
Florina witnessed her drunk father beating her mother to death. She was fifteen at that time. Her sister and herself were put in an orphanage, their father in prison. Three years later she turned eighteen and left the orphanage.
Plastic Landscapes it is very original idea of changing the landscape by incorporating proper kinds of plastic depending on the location, light, the strength and direction of the wind, tide and the size of the swell.
Bangladesh, Chalna, September 2010. Two women near their huts in the village of Chalna during floods. Their homes...
The reportage tells the story of Stefano and Laura, husband and wife who are both blind and visually impaired. The images focus on their peaceful home life and their approach to difficulties of every day living.
