Mired in the Bayou
Bayou La Batre, Alabama – Long known as the seafood capital of Alabama, Bayou La Batre is a small town of approximately 2,500. Over
Brownsville, Brooklyn
Brownsville is New York City’s most violent neighborhood and this isn’t changing any time soon. With the highest concentration of low-income public housing in
Retired Sumo Wrestlers
They’re chefs and bar owners, but also hip-hop singers and TV comedians. After retiring from the ring, the road for champions of the legendary
Barrow, Alaska
Located 320 miles above the Arctic Circle, Barrow, Alaska is one of the northernmost communities on Earth. Only accessible by plane or boat, visitors
The Seven Percent
The Seven Percent is a series of portraits depicting a rarely seen aspect of Indian society: individuals who benefit from the country’s rapidly growing
Harlem
Harlem is an amazing place these days. It’s going through so much change and still managing to keep a lot of its culture intact.
Las Pajas and the Lucky Haitians
Lost in the vast sugarcane fields of the Dominican Republic, there are hundreds of small villages called Bateys. These underdeveloped towns were established in
Tanzania
We stayed for only 3 weeks and in that short time we were introduced to a completely different way of life. This collection of
The Italians
On assignment, spending weeks and months traveling through Italy, I used my free time by photographing the strangers and characters I met. Being a
Bari
A campaign for a fashion collection by designer Antonio Piccirilli.