The wonder of the woods: Walking on Chobham Common with Ted Hughes this afternoon in search of… ‘Wodwo’ What am I? Nosing here, turning leaves overFollowing a faint stain on the air to the river’s edgeI enter water. Who am I to splitThe glassy grain of water looking upward I see the bedOf the riverContinue reading “Photo of the Day: The wonder of the woods. Image ©Jason Florio”
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Afghan Notes: Jason Florio, August 2000
Afghan Notes – Jason Florio, August 2000: The Taliban Ministry of Foreign Affairs told us on arrival to Kabul that we could take pictures of anything as long as it’s not a living being – all images of humans and animals had been outlawed by them. Later that day we headed into an area of Kabul, home to the Hazara ethnic group, who were particularly persecuted by the Taliban…
The powerful trans-women of Guyana. Portraits ©Jason Florio
A stroll into the recent archive took me back to Guyana 2018 and the powerful trans-women of Guyana. These stills were taken during the shooting of the documentary ‘A Blossom Pink World’ I directed and shot along with @zanededlow – an assignment for Frontline Aids, NGO, about the struggles and successes of the trans community in the Guyanese capital Georgetown. Jason FlorioContinue reading “The powerful trans-women of Guyana. Portraits ©Jason Florio”
Gender Equality – Secret Home School for Girls, Afghanistan ©Jason Florio
At the beginning of the 21st century, our world still didn’t get rid of the different evaluation between the genders. Our campaign’s purpose is to draw attention to this important issue of humanity and bring about the importance of change, with the collaboration of the world’s photo artists. We dedicate this work to UNICEF – Gender Equality 2019Continue reading “Gender Equality – Secret Home School for Girls, Afghanistan ©Jason Florio”
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