For centuries, semi-nomadic tribes in southeastern Turkey migrated with their herds through a vast cross-border region, through Syria, Iraq and Iran. Today, their paths are blocked by politics, war, and modern pressures.

As land and tradition slip away, so does the hope tied to them. Created for the Leeuwarder Courant, this series documents rural Namibia at a turning point, where urbanization and legislation are dismantling longstanding ways of life.

For more than twenty years, Drachten and Gobabis worked together to support Epako, guided by the Sustainable Development Goals. They delivered water, education, and opportunity. But while partnerships end, the needs remain.

At the end of the Netherlands’ longest road, where land dissolves into the UNESCO-listed Wadden Sea, we spent the night at Zwarte Haan, capturing the Noctilucent Clouds.

The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi ranks among the world’s costliest mosques.

In the Anthropocene, humanity shapes the Earth itself. The Human Epoch documents this imprint in a global, ongoing image essay, direct, unapologetic, yet without judgement, one photograph at a time.