One of my works, Greek architecture

In the first image, a Japanese boy carries the body of his dead younger brother during World War II. The image became associated with the heartbreaking words: “He is not heavy… he is my brother.” In the second, a Yemeni mother carries her 23-year-old daughter, killed in Houthi militia shelling in Taiz, Yemen, just days ago, as if saying: “She is not heavy… she is my daughter, a piece of my heart.” The image from Japan shook the conscience of the world… Will the image from Taiz awaken what remains of the world’s conscience?

One of my works, Islamic Architecture

a birthday cake Cuba, 1997

The Hell of Serra Pelada mines, a large gold mine in Brazil, circa 1986.

One of my works, Cat mix

Sudan 2006 ©️ Sebastião Salgado

Senegal 1980

windows MOROCCO

One of my works, Makkah

One of my works, Horse passion

Baianas, Salvador, 2003. Anne Menke.

Solar eclipses over Chiapas, Mexico (1991) — Antonio Turok; and Egypt (1911) — Bruno Hans Bürgel.

Iraq 2003

Palestinian Resistance in Lebanon, 1988

life's a joke. Havana, Cuba 2019 - Steve McCurry

Brother and Sister trying to race a train on their horse in Chiapas, Mexico, Don Bartletti 2000

One of my works, France

One of my works, Jerusalem Palestine

Yemen, Taiz: A mother carries her dead daughter after she was killed by Houthi shelling targeting civilians in the besieged city of Taiz.