His work as a photojournalist took him across Europe to Japan
the Na Savi indigenous communities climb the Cerro de la Garza to perform rituals that commemorate the end and beginning of a cycle
These pictures are a recording of what I saw and the people I met along The River of Kings in Bangkok
hovering above neatly folded towels
Towell’s own texts tell in poignant and descriptive detail his experiences with the Mennonite communities: the harshness and poverty of their rural existence
Fine Print: Al-Mitlawi, Gafsa, Tunisia, 2015 Enri Canaj His work as a photojournalistZied Ben Romdhane, born in 1981 in Tunisia, shifted his focus to documentary photography in 2011. He published his first book, West of Life, in 2018 with Red Hook Editions. Ben Romdhanes work is centered around his native Tunisia. He delves into the socio political contrasts between inland regions and coastal areas, shedding light on how geography shapes these dynamics. He won the World Press Photo Prize in 2024, was selected for the 6X6 Global Talent