A young boy in a small village school in Bangladesh
Harpoon fishermen, Dili, Timor-Leste
A pretty young girl from the Mossi tribe in Burkina Faso
A young Toraja girl at a funeral in Rantepao, Sulawesi (Indonesia)
This intimidating and sinister-looking carnival group known as Lanset Kod, symbolises Haiti’s struggle against slavery. The men are covered with a mixture of charcoal and cane syrup, and run through the crowds, spreading fear while attempting to smear their gunk over anyone who gets in their way.
A young girl we met in Oman
Flower Market, Manila
Dominic
Two Uyghur men solve the world's problems in Kashgar, China
Boatman on the Tallo River in Sulawesi (Indonesia)
Reena, on her wedding day in Sikar, India
A young Turkana herder in Kenya
The handsome captain of our small sailing ship in Djibouti
Yasmina in Lotfallah Mosque, Isfahan, Iran
A lady selling cloves on the side of the road in Comoros
Crowds at Jacmel Carnival. Haiti
Mariel, originally from Dominican Republic, having fun in a pub in London
Dig for Victory Show in Wraxall, UK
Winter fun with Francesca
Hmong man in Ban Pho Lang Chang village, Laos
Devotee turning a prayer wheel in Alchi Monastery, Ladakh, India
A woman carrying water from the well in a small village in Ghana
Phoebe
A young child from the El Molo tribe, Lake Turkana, Kenya
An old man with traditional Banaue clothing, Philippines
Mother and child on Don Khone Island, Laos
Woman picking rice near Kantanagar, Bangladesh
Cassie
Sadhu at Pashupatinath Temple, Kathmandu, Nepal
Seen at Bristol Comic Con, UK
Selfie in Zadar, Croatia
Taking a selfie in Ketu Kesu UNESCO Heritage site in Sulawesi
Selfie - the beautiful Jen.
Playing chess in Plaza de Colón, Dominican Republic
The beautiful and talented Kate
A young girl at Sengang Market, Indonesa
Two young boys play on a homemade bicycle in Angostinha Neto, São Tomé
School children at Ecole A, Burkina Faso
The late, great, Stephanie
We met this family in southern Ethiopia, and they asked us to take their portrait and send it to them, which we did. I think it is a fascinating insight into cultural priorities and values that they grabbed the goats for the family picture, but not the cute little puppy: the goats convey their wealth whereas the dogs are just chattel.
Young Toraja boy in traditional clothing, Indonesia
One of the living history group "The Ragged Victorians" at SS Great Britain, UK
Suspicious eyes, Flores Island, Indonesia
A man from the Hadzabe tribe in Tanzania, the last full-time hunter-gatherers in Africa
An old man in Yemen
A nun at Likir Monastery, Ladakh (India)
Ablutions at Galtaji Temple, Jaipur, India
Trader in the fishmarket in Makassar, Sulawesi
Jen and Simon
The Flaming Feathers Burlesque Dance Troupe
Temple blessing in Bali
Surfers on The Severn Bore, UK
Mother and child, Tibet
Emmie
On her way to mass in Rantepao, Indonesia
Happy monks in Rumtek Monastery, India
A farmer in Yangshuo, China
Goat herder in Rajasthan, India
One of the Ragged Victorians, Dean Heritage Centre, UK
Widows in a small settlement in the Southern Highlands of Papua New Guinea
Manaue girls in their traditional dress, Philippines
A young child from the Afar tribe in Djibouti
