Portfolio (31 images)

  • PSI Burundi/ Malaria program/ Charlotte and her ten years old son on the way back from school and in front of rice field.

  • PSI Burundi/ Malaria program/ Charlotte on bed with family in their house.

  • PSI Burundi/ Malaria program/ Ten years old Jean, son of Charlotte at school.

  • Risper Mudeizi(72) in front of her home in Mali Saba Slum of Nairobi.

  • Risper Mudeizi(72) having lunch with her two grandchildren she is taking care of.

  • july2011/kenya/Dadaab refugee camp/ Ali Issack Ibrahim inside his tent.

  • july2011/kenya/Dadaab refugee camp/ Ali Issack Ibrahim outsite his tent.

  • Children of Center Ndererabose of Fondation Stamm in Antenne Ngozi/ Nine years old Medick Sindakira was born albino and not accepted by his parents/ Medick in sleeping room.

  • Children of Center Ndererabose of Fondation Stamm in Antenne Ngozi/ Nine years old Medick Sindakira was born albino and not accepted by his parents/ Medick and friends in kitchen at center preparing a drink for breakfast out of water, corn, soja, wheat and sugar.

  • sustainable farming, NGO Alternare, Michoacán, Mexico, dry toilets, organic fertilizer, monarch butterfly reserve,

  • Bruno and frinds fly around the pole. The totonacan say once they start flying they convert into birds. On top of the pole stays the caporal who plays the flaute, a little drum and represents the sun.

  • Azores, dolphins,2009

  • Guatemala, Petén, archeological site El Tintal

  • In pre-colombian mesoamerica the Maya-Itza lived all over today's peninsula Yucatan of Mexico. Their Kingdom, Chichen Itza, as well as other low land ruins today are tourist magnets and the most visited sites in Latin America. A few hundred Itza still live at the lake-shore of lake Itza in northern Guatemala, where their last king Kanek' , was defeated on 13. March 1697 by Spanish conquerors. Every year the last Maya Itza commemorate the day of the last battle in the region. With only a dozen ancient speakers left by 2010, their language is one of the next to extinct in Central America.

  • Overflight over Mayan Biosphere Reserve, View on thousends years old highways build by Mayas. The giantic highways connected the diferent sides and temples in the area of "El Mirador" archeological site.

  • Overflight over Mayan Biosphere Reserve, Fires and uncontrolled logging is big threat for the Reserve. "Laguna del Tigre", the western part of the park the Reserve is about to disappear.

  • Guatemala, Petén, Local worker process african palm fruits for vegetal oil production on Olmeca companys 25000 hectar finca la Instancia in Department El Petén. The company and family Olmeca is one of the biggest land owner in Guatemala.

  • Guatemala, Petén, Mayan Biosphere Reserve, Land Conflicts, Eviction operation in "Sierra del Lacandón" park. The operations only affect despered farmers who often work for wealthy ranchers those want to turn the protected area into cattle ranching land. The expensive evictions have little long term results as long as the root problems are not adressed and settlers come back after military has left.

  • Panorama of the Sheltercamp "Hanna de Praville" in Gonaives in December 2008. The rain after hurrican Ike in September 2008 caused a flood which covered the city of Gonaives with water and brought scree and mud from the surrounding mountains into the valley. Deforestation is one of the main problems because the water which normaly is stored by the forest runs into the vally of Gonaives.Thousends of familys lost their homes and still live in camps. Their houses deapiered compleatly and they aren't allowed to go back into the area. Most of the people never had an official property of the land. At the end of December there is no solution for the families in the camp where to go. The fact that International ngo's first aid programms are running out makes the situation even more dificult.

  • Jean Baptiste(10 years) and neighbours having fun in the sheltercamp in sunset. Moments when they forget the dificult conditions of live these days.

  • CIREC Climbing Program.13 years old Juan Felipe. Juan was born with hydrocephalus and is atended by CIREC, a colombian NGO that work with handicaped people. The climbing program was started with climbing center "Gran Pared" as a pilot project with juan and 5 other kids. In Febuary 2010 the project has started more kids and is now a part of CIREC sports programs for handicaped kids.

  • Yerson(12 years) from Colombia steped on a landmine in his community in the age of ten and lost his left leg. He is atended by CIREC, a Colombian NGO which supports people affected by the armed conflict. The institution provide Yerson a new prosthesis every 4 to 6 months because of growing. National health program just offers one every 2 years for landmine victims.

  • Local families spend all night up at the cemetery celebrating the Day of the Dead. They bring presents and expect the arrival of the souls of deceased family members on the night to the 2nd of November. People believe the spirits of the dead eat the "spiritual essence" of the food they brought as presents. Even though the celebrators eat the food after the festivities, they believe it lacks nutritional value and has lost it's taste.

  • Sri Kamadchi Temple ,Hinduism, Hamm, Uentrop,

  • Sri Kamadchi Temple ,Hinduism, Hamm, Uentrop,

  • Children playing in the pool in the backyard of the wildshire brothers. My neighbours and me.

  • Gaujugendtag/Kruen/Wallgau/Garmisch-Partenkirhen/Oberbayern/Bayern/Schuhplattler/Trachtenverein

  • Gaujugendtag/Kruen/Wallgau/Garmisch-Partenkirhen/Oberbayern/Bayern/Schuhplattler/Trachtenverein

  • Berlin Cultural Carnival, Odjadike & Ballet-Zebola 2010

  • DR Community Development 2009

  • Birth Registration/Nicaragua/RAAS/Rama Cay/ Henry(15) and Jared(11) from Rama Cay

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