The Silk Road Archive
A 22-day overland expedition through Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, anchored by the World Nomad Games. Blue cities and early markets, mountain passes at Son-Kul, eagle hunters and horse games on the steppe.
The output: a photography book and limited print series — The Steppe Calls — plus a four-episode documentary and full editorial archive with clear usage rights for brands, tourism boards, and publications.
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Vietnam — from above & within
Incense yards in impossible pink, soy sauce ageing in rows of clay, tea terraces read like contour lines. Shot between the drone and the doorway — the aerial work that led to Aerial Photographer of the Year, and the portraits that give it a pulse.
Craft, water, and the people keeping traditions running while the country moves fast around them.
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Friday at the Nizwa livestock market, where camels change hands the way they have for centuries and the negotiation is half the theatre. Then out — wadi roads, mountain villages stacked into cliffs, and the dunes at last light.
Horsemen at dusk, donkeys in full ceremonial dress, and the quiet geometry of a country built from sand and stone.
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