2023—2026. Culture, street, documentary, portrait, travel. A snapshot of human life as I’ve been tasked with living it.
Photography
Travel, Culture, People, Kitchens, Rituals, Streets, Encounters, Strangers, Intrusive, Food, Documentary, I aim to capture the candid essence of a place, specifically at this point where the USA and specifically the CIA have imposed law and government in order to suit their profit agenda. I will be developing this project over several years and have many places yet to visit. But as much as a photo portfolio I expect this to serve as an informative blog on primarily 20th century history and USA exceptionalism.
So far the collection includes Namibia, South Africa, Madagascar, Dubaï, Istanbul, Colombia, Guatemala, Nepal, India, South Korea, China, Japan, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Hong Kong.
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Trip and impression stories
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I had no plans to go to Nambia when I planned my trip to Southern Africa. I had been set on passing through South Africa and Madagascar. However what I found in Cape Town led me to investigate other options. Cape Town is one of the most beautiful places on earth but it’s very much divided as it was during apartheid, and that means the center of the city is very white and wealthy and the outskirts are poor and black. It felt too much like home, and so, searching the map for somewhere nearby I found Etosha National Park, sticking out clearly for its enormous lake. On a whim I flew there to rent a jeep and drive up to Etosha, knowing nothing at all about the country. What I learned is that after Mongolia it is the second least populated country in the world, and it’s noticeable driving through the desert. Namibia was the impetus for this entire project, a childhood dream to photograph safari animals in
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Trip and impression stories
