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Expressing myself in a photographic style between documentary and street photography, my work focuse on the cultural relationship that people have with their environment and how it affects and influences their everyday life and that of the community. In recent years I have worked on separate long term projects about the Medinas of Morocco, the Gurung people in Nepal and more recently the Yamuna river in India. I focus on long term projects because of the human aspect, but also to have better insight and understanding of a situation over time.
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Expressing myself in a photographic style between documentary and street photography, my work focuse on the cultural relationship that people have with their environment and how it affects and influences their everyday life and that of the community. In recent years I have worked on separate long term projects about the Medinas of Morocco, the Gurung people in Nepal and more recently the Yamuna river in India. I focus on long term projects because of the human aspect, but also to have better insight and understanding of a situation over time.
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