Jason Florio: From Gambia to War Zones – A Photographer’s Journey into Risk and Resilience. Part One with Robert Young Pelton

Jason Florio: From Gambia to War Zones – A Photographer’s Journey into Risk and Resilience. Part One with Robert Young Pelton’s The World’s Most Dangerous Places Podcast “Jason Florio grew up in London with a fascination for skateboarding and being a rebel. Early exposure to photojournalism and adventurous literature shaped his worldview, leading him toContinue reading “Jason Florio: From Gambia to War Zones – A Photographer’s Journey into Risk and Resilience. Part One with Robert Young Pelton”

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Oyster Women of The Gambia selected for the @rgs_ibg ‘Earth Photo 2025’ Image by Jason Florio

I am honoured to have one of my images from my work with the intrepid Oyster Women of The Gambia selected for the @rgs_ibg ‘Earth Photo 2025’ prize and exhibition. Earth Photo is a world-leading international programme, established in 2018. The programme engages with still and moving image makers, across all genres. Earth Photo addresses prescient issuesContinue reading “Oyster Women of The Gambia selected for the @rgs_ibg ‘Earth Photo 2025’ Image by Jason Florio”

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Crossing Waters, Crossing Lives: The Ethics and Aesthetics of Jason Florio’s Work – Street.Macadam

Written by: Ana Cichowicz – Street Macadam Crossing Waters, Crossing Lives: The Ethics and Aesthetics of Jason Florio’s Work Jason Florio is a renowned British photojournalist whose work intertwines visual documentation with reflections on social complexities, particularly in non-Western regions. Born in London, Jason began his career in fashion photography in the United States. However,Continue reading “Crossing Waters, Crossing Lives: The Ethics and Aesthetics of Jason Florio’s Work – Street.Macadam”

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Fisherman on the River Gambia, Senegal – photography prints ©Jason Florio

See more of Jason Florio’s fine art photography prints @jasonflorio_photoprints For assignment queries – Contact photography prints, and image licensing

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