2013 - Galapagos, Ecuador
The spine of a marine iguana, unique to the Galapagos islands.
2013 - Kolkata, India
Kolkata is one of the last cities where hand-pulled rickshaw are still part of the public transportation system. Here, some of the drivers rest while waiting for a passenger.
2013 - Nagasaki, Japan
During the explosion of the first atomic bomb in Hiroshima, Sadako Sasaki was there. She was two years old, and miraculously survived. At 10, she developed leukemia. As she was hospitalized, she decided not to give up, and started folding origami with every piece of paper she could find, even if it meant going to other patients asking for the wrapping paper of gifts given to them. Her roommate told her that whoever could fold 1000 origami cranes would be granted a wish by the Gods. Thus, she relentlessly kept on folding. Unfortunately, she died before she could finish, reaching only 644 cranes. Her classmated folded the rest, and buried the total 1000 with her. Today, kids travel to Hiroshima and Nagasaki with their school with long necklaces of origami cranes, which are deposited at the memorial sites as a way to pay respect to the victims of the tragedy.
2013 - Takayama, Japan
Flower arrangement and calligraphy, two pillars of the elegant japanese art.
2013 - Nara, Japan
Love wishes hanging at the entrance of a Shinto shrine said to bring luck to wishful lovers.
2013 - Tokyo, Japan
Frozen tuna bodies ready to be auctioned at 5am at Tsukiji's Market, the worldwide largest fish market.
2013 - Jaipur, India
Here I wanted to get the point-of-view of one of the many holy cows roaming the streets of Jaipur in Rajastan. It took me a while to find a cow with horns I liked. I followed the cow for about 30min, as she rarely raised her head, and when she did I did not get a good view on the street life. Finally, she did.
2015 - Antilope Canyon, US
Rock formations at the bottom of the canyon, which gets coloured by the differnt intensity of light reflecting on the stone.
2013 - Emei Shan, China
Big iron pot for incense sticks and fire, found in many temples along the path to the top of Emei Shan, a sacred mountain of China.