Life After the Earthquake from Kathmandu to Sindhupalchok, Nepal
It was something unexpected for me even after experiencing three different disaster zones in Asia. Actually it was a harder as the Nepali are proud people and don't easily open up…
It was something unexpected for me even after experiencing three different disaster zones in Asia. Actually it was a harder as the Nepali are proud people and don't easily open up…
Breathless Chautara - Nepal Earthquake Portrait Series --------------------------------------------------------- Project: Voices Of Nepal - The Earthquake A Social Project for a Disaster Aid Relief. Photographing the real lives of the survivors…
While in Nepal, I met this students on a tour in Durbar Square, a historical place and they said something really beautiful to me. "These bricks are from the temples…
"So what are you doing here?" "I'm building metal support beams for this house since the earthquake destroyed partial of it." "But it's three storey high, can it support the…
Yesterday we did the first food aid for the survivors of the Nepal Earthquake at Chautara, Sindhupalchok. A location where the worse effected area is today with over 90% houses…
Mothers of Sangachok, Chautara Project: Voices Of Nepal – The Earthquake A Social Project for a Disaster Aid Relief. Photographing the real lives of the survivors today, locating families in…
Here is a tale of two people who didn't know what to do. Me and an earthquake survivor. I met this lady Debbi (in the green top) while walking around…
"I've been living in this neighborhood for more than 50 year now and this is the first time I seen a disaster this big. Everyone in Nepal is effected, we…
The 93 year old broom maker. A common job of some elderly local man in Buscalan, Kalinga. Spending his days making brooms to earn a leaving. A proof that the…
BOMBAY IS NUTS I could just hear their thoughts.. "Is this Bombay nuts!" (bombay, a term they call the Indians here)... "What the f**k is he doing here, does he…
This was one of the most memorable trips I’ve ever had, getting a jeepney (local taxis), from Manila to Banaue rice terrace valleys, hiking to the mountains of Sagada to…
Giving solar lights can be hard work at times, from sunburns to dehydration and eating fish daily. But being a traveller and photographer has thought me how to deal with…
I started this journey in Philippines as a relief aid volunteer last year and since then I have met many families that are still living in poverty with no assistance…
While walking in the slums of Delhi last Oct 2013, I met this child hiding behind the door. This is one of my fav images and I usually like to…
Last year today, 8th November, after seeing the news on the super typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) that hit the Philippines, I made plans to leave immediately and get some photographic coverage.…