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Years ahead of his time, the Filipino-Catalan photographer chronicled the lives of indigenous communities in the Cordilleras for decades.
It took a while for the rest of the world to see the brilliance of the Cordilleras the way Eduardo Masferré always did. A pioneering anthropological photographer, Masferré would come to document the vibrance of the region in the middle of the ...
Only a select group of people have gone deep into the Amazon. This expedition looks to go deeper.
The thick density and vastness of the Amazon's 7,000-kilometer waterways make it nearly impossible to explore. Only a select group of people have gone into the deep forest. We still have a lot to unravel in terms of the ...
Immediately following the February disaster, award-winning photographer Peter van Agtmael travelled to the epicenter of the destruction. Nothing could prepare him for what he saw.
When you see the path of a wildfire, it's always a bit mysterious why some places are obliterated while others remain untouched. It's like that in Antakya, Turkey, the city hardest hit by the devastating February 6 earthquake. Sometimes, whole ...
The former domestic helper turned celebrated photographer shares her mother's migration story.
When Xyza Cruz Bacani sat down with Esquire Philippines on a quiet Sunday in January, the street photographer was taking a breather after her exhibit in Hong Kong, We are Like Air, which is also the same title as her new book. ...
The Magnum fellow continues to document survivors of human trafficking, migrant workers, highlighting their unbroken spirit rather than their victimhood.
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