The Minova Rape Trial: A victim, veiled to protect her identity, testifies before the military tribunal. Between February 12th and 19th, 2014, most significant rape trial to date in the Democratic Republic of the Congo – a country once dubbed the “rape capital of the world” – took place in Minova, South Kivu. Thirty-seven soldiers of the Armed Forces of the DRC (FARDC) were accused rape and pillage committed during in a 10-day run of violence in November 2012, during which more than 1,000 women, men and children in Minova were raped. February 12, 2014. Minova, South Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Copyright Diana Zeyneb Alhindawi

A portrait of Curtis, Kate and Jude, siblings, laying in their backyard in Watford, North Dakota. 6 July 2017. The Long family has five children whom they homeschool. Western North Dakota attracted families from across the nation during the recent oil boom. Watford, like other rural towns in the region, is now facing unemployment and overdevelopment since the decline of the oil industry.

Bon Appetit, May 2017

Title: Twig Ant with Treasure
Caption: A bright orange twig ant only a few millimeters long, traverses the alien landscape of a wetland twig. She maneuvers between mats of moss, towering fungi, and twisted lichens like this strap lichen (Ramalina sp.). In her mandibles, she carries her tasty treasure – a single springtail (Collembola) back to her colony.

“ I believe that was in Virginia, that big battle of Bull Run. And I heard old man John Blackwell say he was in it, and Ike Johnson, that was one of the Colonel’s slaves. And this man was carryin the flag, well, he got shot. Ike Johnson saw the flag fallin and he run and grab it sayin, ‘I ain’t gonna let it hit the dirt.’ And he carried it the rest of the war. Didn’t get killed. Now they was brave, and they know’d if they won the war they’d get free; they had somethin to fight for.”-Joseph Sutton, whose parents were slaves of the Lloyds, in his biography “Praise the Bridge That Carries You Over” by Shepard Krech, III
Talbot County Color Guard at the 150th Unionville Memorial celebration, Unionville, Maryland, Intaglio Photo Etching, 2017

The villagers make sure that the laid back fire does not change direction towards the village. It took the inhabitants of Aidara several days in order to bring the wildfire under their control. Even if the fire could be stopped before it reached the village, it did destroy parts of wood stocks for the winter time and fields where they used to collect berries.
Aidara, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia,
15.07.2016.

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In Cambodia most of the living Vietnamese are stateless residents, have no citizenship papers, as a result they face difficulties in getting access to education, employment, healthcare and housing. Stateless Vietnamese built floating settlements of dwelling zones on waters which don´t require citizenship papers.

Majed Kallub (26) poses on stilts and with juggling culls in front of the Gaza Circus School building in the city district Betlaahya in Gaza city while a pickup truck full off Hamas fighters passes by. Gaza, Palästina 2017.

‘Wandering In Place’ project

Kenzi and Hootie, Anoka County Fair, Minnesota, 2016. From the project, “The Unchosen Ones.”

Deer-man. “It was still a time when a Udege, looking at a deer, he thought he saw a deer-man (…) When he saw a tiger, he thought he saw a tiger-man. In those times all sort of things happened to people. Such things happened that nowadays do not”. Udege tale

A young girl walks home in Smokey Mountain, Philippines.

On the way to the cemetery to bury the 77 victims of the Covadonga massacre. Estrella Polar, Chajul.