Ed Kashi

Protest after the Minneapolis Police murder of George Floyd, Manhattan, New York,, June 2, 2020
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Hundreds peacefully protested President Trump’s plan to send federal officers to New Mexico’s largest city, Albuquerque, 2020
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Scenes of youth in a small refugee encampment in the desert of eastern Jordan after fleeing Syria, 2013
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Young Syrian Refugee, 2013
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A young girls spends time with her her siblings in her family tent at the Al Za’atri refugee camp near Mafraq, Jordan, 2013. With nearly 200,000 people, Al Za’atri is now the second largest refugee camp in the world.
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Boy riding his bike along the Euphrates River in the town of Dawr Al Zar. Syria, 1992
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In a Turkish terrorist court in Diyarbakir, this Kurdish woman was sentenced to 13 years in prison, accused of belonging to the Kurdistan Workers Party, or PKK, which seeks to create an independent state in southeastern Turkey, 2006
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Cocoa bean farmers, Ghana, 2016
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Malagasy farming, Madagascar, 2010
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Kids jump off a ghat into the Ganges River in Varanasi, India. 2019
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Kids play around boats in the Ganges River in Varanasi, India. 2019
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Villagers in Vadhav celebrate the Ganpati Festival to the Lord Ganesh. India, 2007
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On Good Friday, Aetas who have converted to Christianity, perform penitence and enact the "stations of the cross," through the resettlement communities of Planas and Porac, Pampanga. Philippines, 1999
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The Aetas of Mount Pinatubo, 1999
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An Aetas man blows on grassy fire in dusk scene on the dusty road to the remote village of Pili in Zambales. Philippines, 1999
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Men work on a brick kiln in Anosibe. This is a very inefficient use of wood, which is the main source of fuel for burning the clay to make the bricks. Madagascar, 2010
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Local villagers fishing in Anony Lake, an estuary fed by the Ocean, Tanandava, Madagascar, 2010.
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Oil pipelines create a walkway for this young woman through the village of Okrika Town. Nigeria, 2006
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The carcasses of freshly killed goats are roasted by the flames of burning tires at the Trans Amadi Slaughter, the largest abattoir in the Niger Delta. 2006
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Wildfire Firefighter, California, 1999
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A worker subcontracted by Shell Oil Company cleans up an oil spill from a well owned by Shell that had been left abandoned for over 25 years, 2004
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The Curse of The Black Gold: Oil in the Niger Delta, 2006
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Locals go about their routis, stepping over garbage heaps that burn along the railroad tracks, Kaduna, Nigeria, 2013
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Residents celebrate Funfu Ma Tie, a harvest festival that marks the break in the rainy season when people can harvest their crops and fish again, Finima, Nigeria, 2006
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Saigon On Wheels, 2004
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Except for the motorbike, these traditionally dressed women could be from another era of Saigon’s stylish past. Vietnam, 1994
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A glass factory is one of the many small industries that thrive in the City of the Dead, Cairo’s vast 13th century necropolis
Travelers ride a trolley bus in Crimea, Ukraine, 1993. The trolley bus road is the first mountain road with overhead trolley line in the Soviet Union, running from Simferopol to Yalta
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Korean farmers, whose parents immigrated to Crimea in the 1930s, rest with their Russian workers after harvesting watermelons in the town of Krasnoperekopsk. Crimea, Ukraine, 1993
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Children play on the hull of a rusting ship by the waterfront in Fedosia, Crimea, Ukraine, 1993
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An American soldier oﬀers a young Kurdish girl a Barbie doll. Northern Iraq, 1991
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Kurdish woman stands trial in Diyarbakir, Turkey, 1991
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Settlers perform ritual ablutions in an ancient spring near the village. This spring was once also used by local Palestinians, so security is tight, West Bank, 1994
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A man walks through the rain on Hamra street, Beirut, Lebanon
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Sightseers visit the colorful Clifton Beach Amusement Park on Karachi, Pakistan, 1998
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Horse dance at the Sibi Mela Camel Festival in Balochistan. Pakistan, 1997
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A young Protestant boy at a football game in Linfield Stadium in East Belfast. Northern Ireland, 1989
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A teenager from Belfast’s working-class Protestant neighborhood of Tiger’s Bay, checks himself in the mirror in Belfast. Northern Ireland, 1989
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Youth gather around a makeshift bonfire in The Fountain, a Loyalist housing estate in a Protestant enclave of Londonderry, Northern Ireland, 1989
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Brian Crothers and his girlfriend Sharon, teenagers from Belfast’s working-class Protestant neighborhood of Tiger’s Bay, celebrate the 11th Night Bonfire under the ever-present symbol of the paramilitary in Belfast, Northern Ireland, 1989
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A sprinter crosses the finish line during a track event during the Senior Olympics in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA, 2001.
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Former Burlesque star Dixie Evans, 71, at the opening ceremonies of the annual 1998 Miss Exotic World Pageant, California, USA, 1998
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Ze Peixe or “the fish,” looks out at the Sergipe River in Aracaju, Brazil, 2002. He is Brazil’s most famous boat pilot, Guiding ships into and out of the harbor, he returns to shore by swimming, and has never worn shoes.
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Ageing in America, 1997
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Ageing in America, 1997
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Ageing in America, 1997
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