Southern Exposure
Highlighting the work of photographers from the Majority World
Iemanja's day festival photographed
Diego Martinez’s camera captures the beauty and intensity of a Brazilian festival.
GMB Akash
GMB Akash photographs children being children at a dump yard in Bangladesh.
Motlhalefi Mahlabe
Motlhalefi Mahlabe photographs slums in a South African township.
Khaled Hasan
Khaled Hasan captures life working in Bangladesh’s brickfields.
Shahadat Parvez
A Bangladeshi boy is inspired by a French footballer in Shahadat Parvez’s photograph.
Abdul Rahman Roslan
A haunting and sensitive glimpse into a Malaysian orphanage by photographer Abdul Rahman Roslan.
Djibril Sy
A queue for gas, captured by Senegalese photographer Djibril Sy.
Tatiana Cardeal
Brazilian photographer Tatiana Cardeal on Kayapó body painting.
Ernesto Fernandez
Photographer Ernesto Fernandez recalls the dawn of a new age as Cuba celebrates the 50th anniversary of its revolution.
Aida Muluneh
Circus antics captured by Ethiopian photographer Aida Muluneh.
Earthworks 2008 cartoon competition
Earthworks 2008: highlighting cartoonists from the global South taking part in the Biennial Ken Sprague competition.
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