Volume 2

There is much to read and ponder. Life in the city of the dead, before the dead no longer have a place in the city. Progress. The faces of villages that are slowly ceasing to be villages. Abandonment. The infamous Darién with light in the background. Hope. Art as an anti-aircraft defense against the law of the jungle. Resistance. The photographer who sought to be present, to feel, and to portray a people with dignity. Tribute. The black dust from clandestine mines that slowly kills those who breathe it. Survival. The resurrection of Captain Sankara in Burkina Faso. Future. The world’s most dangerous road or an alpine Eden in the Himalayas. Perspectives. The fragile trust between man and horse on the steppes of Kyrgyzstan. Symbiosis. The universal language of a smile when a traveler loses their way. Babel. A pilgrimage that, in the end, is more about the journey than the destination. Inner journey. Dogs helping turtles lay their eggs on the beach where they were born. Conservation. Learning to listen to what silence has to say with the Imuhagh of Djanet. Heritage. The masks that almost no one has seen on the island of Tanna. Beliefs. The blue dyed by the Nagata family in the Japanese village of Izumo. Tradition. Photography as a cry against discrimination against African-based religions. Pure art. Wet collodion on the spot. Alchemy. Creating and resisting.