Old rivalries die hard, but how similar are the economic giants China and the United States? How will their differences influence their future direction?

by Tom Vater's

In his book Sacred Skin, Vater investigates the practice of using flesh as a canvas and medium of worship and traces ho...

by Rick Valenzuela

After a few false starts, the Kingdom of Wonder has finally found room for half-pipes, kickflips and slash-grinds

by James Morgan

Sea gypsies are one link in a 'boom and bust' industry that threatens the Bajau Laut's very existence, as well as the region marine biodiversity

by Eric Lafforgue

Eric Lafforgue started photography in 2006 with a travel to Papua New Guinea, his lifelong dream. He is no stranger to the peculiarities of the region....

by Alain Delorme

The Totems series plunges us into the core of contemporary Shanghai. Precarious columns made of cardboard or chairs appear as new totems of a society...

by Tate Zandstra

A group of small islands in Indonesia's Maluku Sea were the unlikely catalyst for the 17th century race to colonise the east, and still retain an air of...

by GDT/Gesellschaft Deutscher Tierfotografen

Each year the Society of Wildlife German Photographers invites amateurs and professionals from all over Europe to partici...