Senegal
Raking salt in the crystal ponds of Senegal
In the salt ponds of Senegal; digging, lugging, breastfeeding and wrestling are not necessarily mutually exclusive tasks.
Latest Stories
- Senegal
Risking life for a livelihood
Each day, miners from all over West Africa travel to a small village in Senegal to see if today is their lucky day.
- Mauritania
Magic & Madness: 26 hours on a freight train
In the nether regions of the Sahara, Mauritanians brave scorching temperatures by day, freezing cold winds and sandstorms at night, as they make their way across the country on a freight train.
Feature Article
In the eastern part of the occupied West Bank, Israel is quietly carrying out a campaign to remove Palestinian communities from land it seeks to acquire.
By Adrian Guerin
Short Stories
- Vietnam
A day in the life of a rice farmer
On the hand-sculpted terraces of north Vietnam, hunched rice farmers toil in the mud cultivating the food that will feed a nation.
- Bangladesh
Meet the people recycling 4,000 tonnes of waste
As Dhaka drowns in waste, a handful of citizens are building employment and economic opportunities out of the rubble.
- Bangladesh
Searching for green chunks of gold in the Tropics
Visit a part of the world where thousands of farmers’ livelihoods depend on a small green piece of fruit.
Photography
Adrian Guerin
hello@adrianguerin.com
Adrian Guerin is an Australian Photojournalist based in Melbourne and London. His work with remote communities in North Africa has been featured in the Guardian, Wired magazine and Musée magazine. Adrian’s photography from Mauritania won the Travel category of the 2020 Sony World Photography Awards and was featured on the BBC, CNN and in London’s Somerset House. His reportage on the forced displacement of Palestinians in the Jordan Valley was published in French publication Orient XXI. For enquiries about prints, opportunities or just to say hello, please get in touch: hello@adrianguerin.com
News
Wired Magazine
I was recently interviewed by Wired Magazine about my Saharan freight train story. Wired shared the story to their 10.4 million followers on Twitter and 1.4 million followers on Instagram. The piece was also translated to Japanese for Wired Japan. Read the interview online.
Sony World Photography Awards
My photo from the back of a Mauritanian freight train won the 2020 Sony World Photography Awards (Travel Category). The photo was featured on CNN, BBC, The Guardian and many more global news sites.
Orient XXI
My story on Israel’s ongoing campaign to demolish Palestinian homes in the Jordan Valley was recently published in Orient XXI. Orient XXI is a French publication dedicated to politics and reportage in the Middle East. Read the published article here.
Musée Magazine
Musée Magazine recently featured my work from the salt flats of Senegal for a feature story on Earth Day.
The Guardian
The Guardian featured my series from the Danakil Depression in the Travel section of the UK edition of their newspaper as well as the Photography section online.
