Photographing a documentary is a long-term process, and even more so if you want a balanced view and ...
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I have been travelling as a photojournalist for over 30 years, working in Europe, the Middle East, Australia and North America. No place has left such a lasting impression on me as Mauritius. This is my humble attempt to capture that impression with photography.
Chapters
are intended to provide windows into the various realities that the inhabitants of Mauritius are exposed to.
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is important to get a better idea of the land, it's people, culture and history, and what has come out of it.
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can help me to keep this project real and alive.
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the project, where it comes from and where it's going.
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ReadLatest Chapters.
I want to tell stories with photography. That's why I don't call my collections albums but chapters. Most of them are unfinished and therefore change over time.

Bann Lisien Eran Moris

Commerce & Consume

Bambous

Site Mangalkhan
New Or Updated Chapter Articles.
Hardly any story is ever really told to the end. At least in real life. And especially not in a place like Mauritius.
Albion, Black River
"Blanca"
in chapter Bann Lisien Eran Moris
ViewFloreal, Plaines Wilhems
Pride & Identity
in chapter Site Mangalkhan
ViewFlic en Flac, Black River
The pack
in chapter Bann Lisien Eran Moris
ViewAlbion, Black River
The fields
in chapter Bann Lisien Eran Moris
ViewBambous, Black River
Women trying to cross main street
in chapter Bambous
ViewBambous, Black River
Bus stop in Bambous
in chapter Bambous
ViewLatest Context.
Articles, links, images, videos and podcasts that complement, accompany and put the images into context.
The article 'Researchers Study How Mauritius Achieves and Sustains Peace' from Columbia University's State of the Planet blog ...
More DetailsLe Morne, a mountain at the south-western end of Mauritius in the Black River district, is a World Heritage Site. The importance of Le Morne is closely linked to the history of the slaves brought to Mauritius by the Dutch, French and British. The mountain is a symbol of the slaves struggle for freedom and, against this backdrop, is of great national importance to Mauritians, many of whom, particularly from the Creole community, associate their ...
More DetailsChapters, completed and uncompleted
I will list the completed chapters separately - once if have some.
Chapter articles
Chapters consist of articles with one or more images and some text to help tell the story.
Context items
Context items can be text with or without images, a video, a quote with a reference, or just a link.