Photo by Muhammed Muheisen mmuheisen | A woman enjoys floating in the Dead Sea in Jordan. For more photos and videos from different parts of the world, follow me mmuheisen and mmuheisenpublic
Photo by William Daniels williamodaniels | Seeking out the unvaccinated in Karachi, Pakistan, a health worker finds a boy who lacks the mark on his finger that would indicate he’s previously been inoculated against polio. The oral vaccine has to be dispensed quickly, before the train on which he's riding pulls out. Follow me on williamodaniels for more human stories around the world.
Photo by Cory Richards coryrichards | Tsiring Wangmo starts her day with the morning milking in Tsarang, Nepal. Her family is one of the few in this remote village who depend upon herding livestock for a living. in Mustang, we are examining how traditional ways of living are...See more
Photo by Thomas Peschak thomaspeschak | Dassen Island, off South Africa’s west coast, was one of the few places in the world where penguins and rabbits interacted on a daily basis. Both species nested and bred in burrows dug into the sandy island soil. I made this photograph in the early 2000s, and this scene no longer exists today. African penguin numbers declined dramatically, due to a lack of their preferred fish prey, caused by overfishing and changes in oceanography. For more photographs of rabbit and penguin antics follow thomaspeschak.
Photo by William Daniels williamodaniels | Seeking out the unvaccinated in Karachi, Pakistan, a health worker finds a boy who lacks the mark on his finger that would indicate he’s previously been inoculated against polio. The oral vaccine has to be dispensed quickly, before the train on which he's riding pulls out. Follow me on williamodaniels for more human stories around the world.
Photo by Cory Richards coryrichards | Tsiring Wangmo starts her day with the morning milking in Tsarang, Nepal. Her family is one of the few in this remote village who depend upon herding livestock for a living. in Mustang, we are examining how traditional ways of living are...See more
Photo by Thomas Peschak thomaspeschak | Dassen Island, off South Africa’s west coast, was one of the few places in the world where penguins and rabbits interacted on a daily basis. Both species nested and bred in burrows dug into the sandy island soil. I made this photograph in the early 2000s, and this scene no longer exists today. African penguin numbers declined dramatically, due to a lack of their preferred fish prey, caused by overfishing and changes in oceanography. For more photographs of rabbit and penguin antics follow thomaspeschak.
