Church in the mountains
Zachary Tang
In the mountains of the Nujiang region, China, the Catholic faith has been shaped by generations of isolation and woven into local custom and ritual.
Category: Photography
Too much for the lens
Sabahat Ali Wani
Through their exposure in front of the camera—as well as their work behind it—the faces and bodies of Kashmiri women not only become visible but also assert themselves on their own terms.
Sand
Tim Pelling
Exploring the past, the future and the shape of land made with sand
Ancestors
Thuy Vy
Inspired by the portraits of the deceased
Shifting sands
Tim Pelling
Sand, once inexhaustible, is disappearing faster than ever
Kun Khmer
Robert Starkweather
Thai fighters are once again Kun Khmer’s number-one foil
Monsoon Saigon
Jake Lloyd Jones
The monsoon is the most poetic of seasons
Hanoi after the war
John Ramsden
The Vietnam of 1981 was a very different place
Stationed in Myanmar
Nick Freeman
Over 860 stations operate on what’s now known as the Myanmar Railways network
Gilgit-Baltistan
Kit Yeng Chan
Pakistan’s mountainous north
Up-market
Nick Freeman
Once the beating heart of commerce in Myanmar, wet markets are under threat
Lonely Seoul
Peter Guest
A lone figure walks Seoul’s Cheonggyecheon waterway
Plus-que-parfait
Sander Smits
Sander Smits captures remnants and leftovers of Vietnam’s past